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<blockquote data-quote="grubi" data-source="post: 298644" data-attributes="member: 52476">Of course you can.I will try to keep it short (what means that I don't go into detail what all these steps are about exactly).1.) Download a tool from the internet called pgcEdit.2.) Select the menu item &quot;File -&gt; Open DVD&quot;3.) Select the folder where your VIDEO_TS folder resides.4.) On the left navigation box select the entry &quot;VTST1,1&quot; for a movie where you copied only the main title set.5.) You should see a &quot;pre command&quot; (SetSTN) on the right window side.6.) Double click that.7.) In the new window you find a section labeled &quot;Sub-picture&quot;8.) There select the radio button &quot;set-to&quot; and uncheck the checkbox labeled &quot;on&quot;9.) Select OK.10.) Now you sould see that the pre command(SetSTN) contains &quot;Set sub-picture stream = 0, off&quot;.11.) Select the menu item &quot;File -&gt; Save DVD&quot;Done.HTH.grubi.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="grubi, post: 298644, member: 52476"] Of course you can. I will try to keep it short (what means that I don't go into detail what all these steps are about exactly). 1.) Download a tool from the internet called pgcEdit. 2.) Select the menu item "File -> Open DVD" 3.) Select the folder where your VIDEO_TS folder resides. 4.) On the left navigation box select the entry "VTST1,1" for a movie where you copied only the main title set. 5.) You should see a "pre command" (SetSTN) on the right window side. 6.) Double click that. 7.) In the new window you find a section labeled "Sub-picture" 8.) There select the radio button "set-to" and uncheck the checkbox labeled "on" 9.) Select OK. 10.) Now you sould see that the pre command(SetSTN) contains "Set sub-picture stream = 0, off". 11.) Select the menu item "File -> Save DVD" Done. HTH. grubi. [/QUOTE]

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