Alan Shepherd
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Sun Oct 09, 2005 1:47 pm Post subject:
Re: A converting question |
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The easiest simple - and fast program that will take DVD compliant Mpeg2
files is TmpGenc DVD Author, others are more limited or a lot harder to use.
An acceptable alternative if the source files are not DVD Compliant would be
ULead's DVD MovieFactory or VideoStudio, just VideoStudio has better editing
facilities.
| Quote: | I am new to converting movies and burning them to dvd.I want to know how I
can make video_ts.bup , video_ts.ifo , video_vob etc. files into one so
that then when I have a movie that is made up of two parts I am then able
to just have two menus on my dvd , so then when I put my dvd of which I
burn into my player its just the simple case of choosing either part 1 or 2
of the movie I would want to watch instead of a bunch of small movie files
to choose from.Can you tell me of a program thats easy and simple to use so
that I am able to do this with.And if possible being able to put more than
one movie onto a dvd with a menu to pick what one you would like to watch.
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TheFug.
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Sun Oct 09, 2005 3:14 pm Post subject:
Re: A converting question |
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On Sun, 9 Oct 2005 04:46:34 +0000 (UTC), "Novice"
<NoSpyware@NoViruses.com> wrote:
| Quote: | I am new to converting movies and burning them to dvd.I want to know how I
can make video_ts.bup , video_ts.ifo , video_vob etc. files into one so that
then when I have a movie that is made up of two parts I am then able to just
have two menus on my dvd , so then when I put my dvd of which I burn into
my player its just the simple case of choosing either part 1 or 2 of the
movie I would want to watch instead of a bunch of small movie files to
choose from.Can you tell me of a program thats easy and simple to use so
that I am able to do this with.And if possible being able to put more than
one movie onto a dvd with a menu to pick what one you would like to watch.
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Most of what you told, is done by the software, your steps should be:
what is my source material: uncompressed .avi's or maybe divx files ?
do i want to edit before compressing ?
The encoder for MPEG encoding: spend money or not, fast encoding or
doesn't matter... take a peek at www.videohelp.com
and check out these tools: Pinnacle Studio 9 (or higher), CCE basic,
DVDLab, a fast option (hardware) ConvertX (for capture) and a Plextor
burner, in combo with the new Plextools Pro XL, the XL version is the
Plextor burning tool that also has a capture function, should you
already have a Plextor burner, Plextools is even a better choice over
Nero, the Xl version gives you total control over the Plextor
products. |
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