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Jerome Cabanis
myDVDEdit is a DVD-based spec editor designed to allow you to edit your previously built DVDs, a tool which allows you to understand and even to modify the content of a DVD, at the deepest level.
The format of a DVD is very complex. I have tried to make it as accessible as possible and have therefore left aside explaining some bits of information, which, although they are important in enabling the DVD to be read by the DVD player, are of no importance to anyone who simply wishes to understand the DVDs structure.
myDVDEdit cannot read protected DVD videos, and it will
The format of a DVD is very complex. I have tried to make it as accessible as possible and have therefore left aside explaining some bits of information, which, although they are important in enabling the DVD to be read by the DVD player, are of no importance to anyone who simply wishes to understand the DVDs structure.
myDVDEdit cannot read protected DVD videos, and it will
What's New
Version 1.1:
- Added Snow Leopard compatibility.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
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| Downloads:17,451 |
| Version Downloads:2,652 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Free |
| Date:31 Aug 2009 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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myDVDEdit is a DVD-based spec editor designed to allow you to edit your previously built DVDs, a tool which allows you to understand and even to modify the content of a DVD, at the deepest level.
The format of a DVD is very complex. I have tried to make it as accessible as possible and have therefore left aside explaining some bits of information, which, although they are important in enabling the DVD to be read by the DVD player, are of no importance to anyone who simply wishes to understand the DVDs structure.
myDVDEdit cannot read protected DVD videos, and it will never be able to do so. It has not been created to violate copyrights. It was created to enable you to understand how DVDs work, to help you create new DVDs step by step, and make DVD changes which cannot be made with the traditional authoring tools. Because I have never had the official documentation on the format of DVDs, I have written this program solely from data collected on the Internet, from free sources, and from discussions on forums. myDVDEdit has been entirely written in Cocoa. The software is in both French and English.
For the moment, myDVDEdit is a DonationWare. It is perfecty functional, and will never ask you to enter any code or license information. You can however support future development by making a donation.
The format of a DVD is very complex. I have tried to make it as accessible as possible and have therefore left aside explaining some bits of information, which, although they are important in enabling the DVD to be read by the DVD player, are of no importance to anyone who simply wishes to understand the DVDs structure.
myDVDEdit cannot read protected DVD videos, and it will never be able to do so. It has not been created to violate copyrights. It was created to enable you to understand how DVDs work, to help you create new DVDs step by step, and make DVD changes which cannot be made with the traditional authoring tools. Because I have never had the official documentation on the format of DVDs, I have written this program solely from data collected on the Internet, from free sources, and from discussions on forums. myDVDEdit has been entirely written in Cocoa. The software is in both French and English.
For the moment, myDVDEdit is a DonationWare. It is perfecty functional, and will never ask you to enter any code or license information. You can however support future development by making a donation.
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I hope!
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Macfoto reviewed on 15 Apr 2010
Read the tutorials and you will "understand your dvd-player" ; )
For every cinematorgrapher!
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Corpsecorps reviewed on 23 Aug 2009
Indeed, DVD structure is quite complicated, and i've learned a lot from messing with this. It has allowed me to fine tune and correct some bits of projects in ways not possible with iDVD, without forking over the money for DVDStudio Pro.
It was also helpful as part of an ugly workflow getting a rare Region 2 (European) PAL DVD i bought to play on my US bought player with menus intact.
And hey while you're backing up a DVD that's worse for wear, might as well use this to tweak it so you don't have to look at a passel of flying logos, disclaimers, previews, and lame advertisements the studio wants to force you to watch before you can get to the movie.
Many discs make you read some of that stuff in more than one language, and tell you the commentary doesn't reflect the opinions of the studio without you even choosing to listen to the commentary!
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It's very unique.
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Can't wait for the implementation of the text option!
I hoop to see it soon!
I salute you,
Raven.
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MBHockey reviewed on 03 Jun 2007
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WHAT?
That last review was UTTER NONSENSE!
QuickTime Pro and MyDVDEdit are for entirely different tasks and have almost NO overlapping functionality.
There is no "Movie File" in DVD structure. VOB's are MPEG2 which QuickTime doesn't even play without the purchase of the MPEG2 component in ADDITION to getting the Pro upgrade.
There isn't anything under "Show Movie Properties" in QuickTime Pro labeled "VIDEO", MyDVDEdit is for editing the structure of a DVD as explained above; not for playing back a video at the right aspect ratio!
This isn't a player.
MyDVDEdit isn't great, and it's not finished by a longshot, but QuickTime doesn't do what this does in any way, shape, or form.
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Lesoth0 reviewed on 28 Mar 2007
Open the Movie file.
Go to SHOW MOVIE PROPERTIES in "Window" menu
Click on VIDEO
Turn off Constrain image
And change your standard 4:3 ratio to 16:9 by typing in monitor resolutions e.g. PAL is 720 x 576... just change that to 1024 x 576 eh voila -- instant uncompressed anamorphic widescreen in its proper aspect ratio with proper black bars for 4:3 sets.
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You don't have the foggiest clue what this software is for, do you?
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Corpsecorps reviewed on 05 Aug 2006
This is a useful DVD tweaking tool, as well as an educational program for DVD structure novices.
I'm anxious to see how it develops!
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Anonymous reviewed on 22 May 2005
This tool will allow you to iron out all those details that iDVD does not do for you.
A must have if you intend your idVD projects to be something more that your basic video DVD.
In 2 hours myDVDEdit solved a simple issue iDVD specialists in apple could not solve (nor understand I must add).
Can someone help?
P.S: It looks an awesome tool!
P.P.S: Happy New Year from Italy!
fabry
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The site is just fine now!
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Corpsecorps rated on 18 Mar 2012