oryan_dunn

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Join date: 25-Sep-2006
Last activity: 26-Sep-2006
Posts: 3

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Post: #247978
Topic: Info Wanted: Anyone Planning on making Anamorphic versions using 2006 OUT DVDs?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/247978/action/topic#247978
Time: 26-Sep-2006 3:47 AM

I guess I used the wrong terminology. I should have said I made a widescreen xvid (with 1:1 pixels for a 2.35:1 aspect ratio) by ripping and removing the black borders, and then rematted and burned to a DVD with the anamorhpic flag.

As far as my DVD goes, yeah, I would like to get rid of the references in the menu. If I use the program stated, will the menus I edit be able to be placed back with the main video file seamlessly, or will it be too difficult to be worthwhile?

Post: #247969
Topic: Info Wanted: Anyone Planning on making Anamorphic versions using 2006 OUT DVDs?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/247969/action/topic#247969
Time: 26-Sep-2006 2:13 AM

After my first stab at it, the results are pretty good. My next question: I've left in the Lego video but took out the extra audio and subtitle tracks. Is there any way to remove the lego video as well as the menu reference to it and remove the menu references to the languages and subtitles that I've removed? Currently, the only tools that I have are DVD Fab and DVD Rebuilder. In the past, I've used virtualdub to create my own anamorphic xvid with ac3 audio of Top Gun, before that was rereleased in an anamorphic transfer. Is there another tool I'd need to accomplish what I want to do?

Thanks,
Ryan

Post: #247738
Topic: Info Wanted: Anyone Planning on making Anamorphic versions using 2006 OUT DVDs?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/247738/action/topic#247738
Time: 25-Sep-2006 1:56 AM

Long time reader, first time poster. I've decided to make my own anamorphic transfers of these films. I do have one quesition however. Does ripping these movies with DVDFab remove the Xbox game demo? That would be a very large waste of space. Currently, I'm putting them on a DVD5, but may buy 3 DVD9s if I get the process down pat.