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Many DVDs use motion menus (i.e., animated menus where buttons appear in front of a segment of video that usually loops). If you're having problems shrinking your DVD with DVD Shrink because it's too big to begin with, this tool might help you. It will turn your motion menus into still menus (where the buttons are overlaid over a still image), with or without audio.
In many cases, the space savings is tremendous. For some of the Star Wars movies (R1 versions), the main menus take nearly 800MB, and can easily be shrunk to about 40MB (keeping the audio).
Changes in MenuShrink 2.41 :
- A new "Open" button will allow wine user to run menushrink with no problems (even the preview works).
- There are a couple bug fixes.
• Related downloads:
Use MenuShrink after ripping your DVD but before using DVD Shrink. For more details read MenuShrink User Guide.
- PgcEdit: Allow modification of the navigation commands and parameters of an already authored DVD structure.
- IFOEdit: allows you to strip audio and subtitle streams you don't need, to get rid of certain menus and extras but still preserve the general DVD structure.
- VobBlanker: is a tool able to blank, replace, cut and strip titles, more specifically, program chains.
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