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OregonTrail · 2009-08-18, 23:35

I have a method for creating high quality anime DVDs with menus. I am going on vacation for two and a half weeks, but if anyone would me to write the guide when I get back I will.

It does account for overscan and is easier to work with than Queue for Encoding in my opinion.

Today I created a 12 episode DVD with an episode menu.

Olaguer · 2009-08-21, 03:50

I don't see a reason why you need to post this right now. You can leave a guide while you are on your vacation or you should have post this when you get home. As far as I can see this thread is a waste.

OregonTrail · 2009-08-21, 12:25

The point of this thread is to ask if anyone is interested in this guide. It's pretty clear.

If no one is interested, then I'm not going to write the guide. I plan on putting a lot of effort into this guide even if it's just for one person.

Peace from Beijing.

-KarumA- · 2009-08-21, 14:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by OregonTrail

The point of this thread is to ask if anyone is interested in this guide. It's pretty clear.

If no one is interested, then I'm not going to write the guide. I plan on putting a lot of effort into this guide even if it's just for one person.

Peace from Beijing.

depends, what programs will you be using?

ainedamdz · 2009-09-06, 23:44

I've been to a number of forums and sites trying to find some input on how to put together a good menu for an anime dvd.

I've made some myself, but the menu is somewhat limited to 4-6 titles per page and there just isn't enough flexibility.

Personally, I use convertxtodvd3 to make my anime dvds, and they work great when played on the dvd player. It's just that the menus aren't what I really want.

I've seen the menus on [pirated] anime dvds sold in the sidewalks, and I was wondering if you know how to make it like that? What program and steps to take, then?

Thanks~

OregonTrail · 2009-09-08, 07:48

I'm back from China!

The guide uses AlltoAvi, DIKO, and DVDstyler. These programs may be easy to use, but I will cover the subtle nuances that can be the difference between three or four bad discs and perfect on the first try.

My guide will cover creating a single menu screen with up to 15 episode buttons.

I have created menus with video previews and the like using Sony DVD Architecht, but because Architect's built-in encoder is poor and because it is not free, this guide with not cover that method.

So last call, is anyone interested?

Rikimtasu · 2009-09-08, 20:21

I'm kind of interested.
Does source format of your guide include rmvb?

Tiberium Wolf · 2009-09-09, 03:37

Make a guide with pictures pls.

ainedamdz · 2009-09-09, 06:05

Sure, please make the guide.
By the way, are the programs you mentioned free and downloadable?
Hope to see your guide soon~

-KarumA- · 2009-09-09, 10:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by ainedamdz

Sure, please make the guide.
By the way, are the programs you mentioned free and downloadable?
Hope to see your guide soon~

as far as the website tells Diko and the DVDstyler are both free, AlltoAVI is free as well
means I'm game =) thanks for doing this

OregonTrail · 2009-09-09, 12:56

Ok, great I'll begin working on the guide now.

Yes this method does support rmbv

ainedamdz · 2009-10-11, 23:45

i guess this is a dead thread after all -___-

urtiz24 · 2013-05-20, 03:55

i really wanted to know since i was starting to begin a project and i needed to know how to make a good menu screen with a subtitles menu. i don't know where to start.

**monir** · 2013-05-20, 04:25

OregonTrail has been working on that guide for over three years and he/she/it/they has yet to write down a single word.

Just use google to search for good guide and I'm sure you will find a few good ones.

Thread closed.

2009-08-18, 23:35	Link #1
OregonTrail Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2009	Guide: Creating High Quality Anime DVDs with Menus I have a method for creating high quality anime DVDs with menus. I am going on vacation for two and a half weeks, but if anyone would me to write the guide when I get back I will. It does account for overscan and is easier to work with than Queue for Encoding in my opinion. Today I created a 12 episode DVD with an episode menu. Last edited by OregonTrail; 2009-08-19 at 21:05.

2009-09-06, 23:44	Link #5
ainedamdz Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2009	Yes Please! I've been to a number of forums and sites trying to find some input on how to put together a good menu for an anime dvd. I've made some myself, but the menu is somewhat limited to 4-6 titles per page and there just isn't enough flexibility. Personally, I use convertxtodvd3 to make my anime dvds, and they work great when played on the dvd player. It's just that the menus aren't what I really want. I've seen the menus on [pirated] anime dvds sold in the sidewalks, and I was wondering if you know how to make it like that? What program and steps to take, then? Thanks~

2009-09-08, 20:21	Link #7
Rikimtasu .... Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Malaysia Age: 33	I'm kind of interested. Does source format of your guide include rmvb? __________________

2009-09-09, 03:37	Link #8
Tiberium Wolf Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Age: 44	Make a guide with pictures pls. __________________

2009-08-21, 03:50	Link #2
Olaguer Member Join Date: Aug 2009	I don't see a reason why you need to post this right now. You can leave a guide while you are on your vacation or you should have post this when you get home. As far as I can see this thread is a waste.

2009-08-21, 12:25	Link #3
OregonTrail Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2009	The point of this thread is to ask if anyone is interested in this guide. It's pretty clear. If no one is interested, then I'm not going to write the guide. I plan on putting a lot of effort into this guide even if it's just for one person. Peace from Beijing.

2009-09-08, 07:48	Link #6
OregonTrail Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2009	I'm back from China! The guide uses AlltoAvi, DIKO, and DVDstyler. These programs may be easy to use, but I will cover the subtle nuances that can be the difference between three or four bad discs and perfect on the first try. My guide will cover creating a single menu screen with up to 15 episode buttons. I have created menus with video previews and the like using Sony DVD Architecht, but because Architect's built-in encoder is poor and because it is not free, this guide with not cover that method. So last call, is anyone interested?

2009-09-09, 06:05	Link #9
ainedamdz Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2009	Sure, please make the guide. By the way, are the programs you mentioned free and downloadable? Hope to see your guide soon~

2009-09-09, 12:56	Link #11
OregonTrail Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2009	Ok, great I'll begin working on the guide now. Yes this method does support rmbv

2009-10-11, 23:45	Link #12
ainedamdz Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2009	i guess this is a dead thread after all -___-

2013-05-20, 03:55	Link #13
urtiz24 Junior Member Join Date: May 2013	i really wanted to know since i was starting to begin a project and i needed to know how to make a good menu screen with a subtitles menu. i don't know where to start.