From what I know about VobBlanker, you can't compare it with
Pro version of
DvdReMake. With DvdReMake Pro you can really
edit DVD disks. It does make sense to compare VobBlanker with DvdReMake. As both these programs are designed to remove things off DVD disk to make it smaller.
I've tried to put together a table comparing DvdReMake and VobBlanker side by side:
Code:
DRM | VB
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1. hide any block | X | X
2. cut off any part of a block (start, end, middle) | X | ?
3. convert menus to still | X | X
4. delete Menus in languages you don't need | X | -
5. strip audio streams | X | -
6. strip sub streams | X | -
7. strip angles | X | -
8. handle multiangle/multi pgc disks | X | -
9. automatically change navigation of edited disk | |
to jump over hidden parts (to avoid waiting) | X | -
10. merge full DVDs preserving original menus | X | -
11. enable prohibited user operations | X | -
12. hide menu transitions | X | -
13. delete menu buttons to removed material | X | -
14. remove parental management | X | -
15. preview blocks with audio and subpictures | X | -
16. easily find what blocks contain (automatically | |
analyze video to skip blank frames) | X | -
17. correct problems found in source DVD | X | -
And last but not least - all these operations are very intuitive and easy to do in DvdReMake.
I might have missed some features, so feel free to post them and I'll update the table.
As was said I definetely don't know much about latest versions of VobBlanker. If anyone spots an error - let me know.