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ParkWalk · 06-01-2006

Hi, thanks for the reply.

I am using version 3.3 of the basic DVD ReMake, not the Pro version.
Yes, the edits that result in digital blocks showing, are from edits done as you describe.

I do a right click and "Split here" command to divide the clip. Then I select the newly made block and play it until the "objectionable portion" is over. Then I right click at that point and choose "Cut to here" to get rid of the objectionable portion. If the portion to be removed is close to the end of the block, I go to the beginning of the portion to be cut, and do a "Cut from here" to remove from there to the end of the block. Sometimes the edited places play smoothly, and sometimes they show a frame or two of digital blocks before getting back to normal.

If I use "hide this block" to remove an entire block of Warning screens for example, it always plays smoothly and perfectly.

Our family loves to laugh with movies like Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, or Dumb and Dumber. With the two or three short objectionable moments removed, they are even more relaxing and fun to watch. We are happy to have a program such as this to be able to enjoy whatever we like.

Beset Regards.

06-01-2006	#4 (permalink)
ParkWalk New on Forum Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 3	Re: DVDremake - editing out scene of movie - lose sound Hi, thanks for the reply. I am using version 3.3 of the basic DVD ReMake, not the Pro version. Yes, the edits that result in digital blocks showing, are from edits done as you describe. I do a right click and "Split here" command to divide the clip. Then I select the newly made block and play it until the "objectionable portion" is over. Then I right click at that point and choose "Cut to here" to get rid of the objectionable portion. If the portion to be removed is close to the end of the block, I go to the beginning of the portion to be cut, and do a "Cut from here" to remove from there to the end of the block. Sometimes the edited places play smoothly, and sometimes they show a frame or two of digital blocks before getting back to normal. If I use "hide this block" to remove an entire block of Warning screens for example, it always plays smoothly and perfectly. Our family loves to laugh with movies like Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, or Dumb and Dumber. With the two or three short objectionable moments removed, they are even more relaxing and fun to watch. We are happy to have a program such as this to be able to enjoy whatever we like. Beset Regards.