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On 16/3/2011, at 12:44pm, Joost Roeleveld wrote: |
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> On Wednesday 09 March 2011 18:27:59 Stroller wrote: |
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>> I've got a Perl script to wrapper `dvdbackup && mkisofs`, reduce typing a |
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>> little and do some error-checking. ... In the next version |
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>> I'd like to remove the "unskippable" flag from all titles / chapters, as it |
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>> seems a little daft to have ripped all one's DVDs to a network RAID array, |
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>> and yet still have to suffer the dumb FBI warnings. All the Windows rippers |
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>> do this, so I assume it's possible to implement, but I have no idea how |
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>> difficult. |
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> ... |
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> As for the "unskippable" flag, I wonder if the other tools "rebuild" the menu |
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> structure and remove it that way. I have in the past played with making dvd- |
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> menus myself and it wasn't too hard. (following the howtos) |
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That one can make DVD menus with GUI Linux applications indicates that it must be possible to make such changes. I would imagine (or at least hope) that it's not so much a case of rebuilding the menus from scratch, but just as case of flipping a single bit - the equivalent in a binary-file of changing "skippable=no" to "yes" in a text file. |
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What programs have you used to make DVD menus in the past? |
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Stroller. |
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