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2009-08-04, 07:04 PM
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Adding menu to pre-existing DVD.
Okay, suppose you have a DVD folder with everything all ready. Except there's no menu. What's a good, free way to add a menu without any loss of quality?
Somebody is mailing me a few DVDs that he created himself and he mentioned it'd be nice with a menu, so I mentioned I'd give it a try. Google not much help, tells me to use commercial programs which I don't have the money for (or the guts to warez). Thanks. 
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2009-08-04, 09:12 PM
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Re: Adding menu to pre-existing DVD.
Videohelp.com has a lot of informative articles on it, though some of the programs are outdated. Best advice is to demux the video and audio, and plug the streams into an authoring program. This will be a lot easier for you in the long run.
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2009-08-04, 09:37 PM
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Re: Adding menu to pre-existing DVD.
Thank you.
However last time I tried to demux/remux with an authoring program, it went out of sync. Suggestions? No members have liked this post.
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