-=> Moondog wrote to Boraxman <=-
Mo> One of the things I liked about buying DVD's was when they offered
Mo> additional commentary and extra clips and mini-documentaries, such as
Mo> the making of a movie. Not sure if there is a way to encrypt the
Mo> director's and actor's commentaries into existing video formats.
They're all just digital tracks that can be extracted.
I went the other way once, took digital tracks and made a DVD out of them.
It was a lot of fun, you could make your own title screen and menus, select
what options and where they'd go on the screen, and lay out chapters on the
disk.
If you buy a bootleg DVD of a TV series, sometimes you'll find an amateurish
menu with rips from broadcast or cable. I didn't really think I was getting
a studio DVD of both seasons of "Max Headroom" for $7.99...
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