DvdReMake Pro Review
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| Posted by | Wendy Collins |
| Posted on | 08/08/05 01:31 |
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Menu
Program Run Through:
The Main Work Area:
Now let's take a look at the main work screen of DvdReMake Pro
Once DvdReMake Pro has been launched you are greeted with the start screen, similar to the screenshot below.
The first task was to set the program options; this is done by selecting the Tools menu.
The first options are for setting the application defaults, as shown in the screenshot below. Here you can set the 'default paths" among other things.
In the second option tab you can set the default format and target size as seen in the screen capture below.
Main Menu Items:
Now let's take a look at the main menu item functions.
File Menu:
- Import DVD:
This opens a dialog and allows you to select a disc mounted in an optical drive, or a ripped file set on your hard drive (hard drive is preferred.) - New Project:
As the title suggests, this clears all data and allows you to start afresh. - Open Project:
As we would expect, this function allows you to load a previously saved project.
View Menu:
- Toolbar:
Allows the toolbar to be hidden or made visible - Status Bar:
Shows or hides the Status Bar - History:
Opens the history window - Log:
Opens the log file - UI Theme:
Allows selection of the user interface theme - Docking Type:
Allows selection of various docking styles - Menus Animation:
Allows various animation effects to be selected for the menus
Tools:
- Merge DVD's:
Opens a dialog to allow selection of several DVD's to be merged - Options:
Open the main options dialog
Help Menu:
- Download User Manual:
Downloads a help file - Download Latest Version:
Checks for the latest version of the application - Support Forum:
Takes you to DvdReMake Pro's online support forum - About:
Displays information about DvdReMake Pro
Now it is time to see what this application can do. So let's head over to the next page……
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Posted by lui_gough on Monday 08 August 2005 14:29
Subchannel is the data on a cd. The proper term should be subtitle and not subchannel.
Posted by Pulp Catalyst on Thursday 11 August 2005 13:54
really good program, but a program called VOB Blanker is just as good, granted a lot harder and the GUI isn't no where near as wizard base as this, but for funcionality Vob Blanker does what this does,
and i feel that if support continues, one day Vob blanker could just be as good, or better?
and i feel that if support continues, one day Vob blanker could just be as good, or better?
Posted by Pain_Man356 on Sunday 14 August 2005 12:13
DVD Decrypter's developer has been blackmailed out of business and all development on DVD Shrink has also ceased. Fortunately, AnyDVD is still around and still helping customer to remove Rights Destruction Technology and allow (US) consumers to exercise their legal right to make back up/archive copies of their legally purchased DVDs. Hollywood and the recording industry, the only industries I know of which treat ALL of their customers as criminals. And, at least in the US, our tax money* goes to these very same companies who are so desperate to strip us of our rights.
Every blank CDR sold in the US has a tax on it. This money is then paid out to the record companies despite the latter's (so far thankfully laughable) attempts to keep the money and deprive us of our rights.
Every blank CDR sold in the US has a tax on it. This money is then paid out to the record companies despite the latter's (so far thankfully laughable) attempts to keep the money and deprive us of our rights.
Posted by Larry26280 on Thursday 22 September 2005 19:14
This sounds like the threo thet got Bush in the White house, The Oil Co's brother, Time Warrner, O lest not forget Microsoft?Yes Bill geve record amounts to this ORG.
We lost the Consatution,becouse of not doing any thing,mabie it is time for some one to do somthing?
Not me tho,I'm stuck in a weelchair
We lost the Consatution,becouse of not doing any thing,mabie it is time for some one to do somthing?
Not me tho,I'm stuck in a weelchair
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