PUO
A PUO on a DVD-Video Compilation is a Prohibited User Operation. It allows for a DVD compilation to have instructions set for navigation buttons on a DVD player remote for example. It can be used to prevent a user skipping past an anti-piracy commerical or FBI warning, or escaping from such content by using the Menu button. PUO is considered a form of DRM and is usually frowned upon by consumers.
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DVD Shrink (Freeware)
DVD Shrink is a versatile freeware tool for fitting a DVD-Video disc on a single DVD-R |
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DVD-Rebuilder (Freeware)
Free tool that makes it possible to shrink a DVD movie into single DVDR disc, using CCE as an external encoder, producing far better quality than any of the fast one-click tools. |
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IFOEdit (Freeware)
Allows editing DVD-Video discs' IFO files, parsing VOB streams, creating IFO files and burning DVD discs -- all at one tool. |
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PgcEdit (Freeware)
PgcEdit is a DVD IFO editor designed to allow the modification of the navigation commands and parameters of an already authored DVD structure. |
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PgcEdit for Linux (Freeware)
PgcEdit is a DVD IFO editor designed to allow the modification of the navigation commands and parameters of an already authored DVD structure. |
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VobBlanker (Open source)
VobBlanker is a tool that is able to blank, replace, cut and strip VTS video titles. |
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