How to hex-edit subtitle colors in .ifo file? therefore, programs, editing, outline, person

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Greetings, all --

Does anyone know how to change the colors of subtitles by editing the .ifo file using a hex editor?

I'm working on a Mac, and therefore don't have access to IFOedit and other useful tools.  We have a few good programs for ripping DVDs, but even those tools that allow an imported VTS*.ifo for the color palette give haphazard results. (I just burned a disk with pink subtitles, which is much better than the more common black with a dark-blue outline...)

Can some clever person can figure out which hex addresses in the title's .ifo file control the color of the subtitles?  Who will be my hero?

: )

Unfortunately, almost everything in IFOs is indexed by pointers, so there's no direct address. Take a look at MPUCoder's page if you want to make a little binary patcher by youself - but it'd be a hell to do it with just hexeditor

Have you ever heard of quot;Virtual PCquot; on Mac?
If you Mac has only 400MHz and 64MB RAM, then - buy a 300$ PC with AMD DURON 950MHz and 128M SDRAM, 40GB HDD etc...

Thanks, Yusaku, for noting how .ifo's work.  I should have expected that it wouldn't be easy...

But if you instlled quot;Virtual PCquot;, you can run IfoEdit to get the quot;disassembledquot; control code of the DVD, and edit it...