Merging dvds

zver

zver

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I just got a bootleg of vanhalen-it is a 2 dvds-total is 8gb.Rock concert,1 video and 2 audio;2.0 stereo and 5.1 surround.I was thinking to merge those 2 in one big dvd,erase 1 video and leave as 1 video and 1 audio,so when i get 1 big dvd i will just reencode with dvd2svcd or maybe even try that famous dvdrebuilder and compare it with dvd2svcd as i did one encoding from iron maiden 8gb to 4.7 with dvd2svcd and results were amazing-doing it with cce-3 pass vbr ;)
So ony thing that bothers me is-how to merge 2 dvds oin one????Anybody know some good guide and good aplication which can do the job-dvdlab is out of quaestion-dont even mention it please ;) :) :)
 
zver

zver

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Duracell said:
it seems to be "Zver incompatible"; :p :D
sorry mate, couldn't resist; ;)

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dont be sorry bud-it is incompatible for me-when i see all those vts in a menus-and that ugly conversion bar when you convert from 44.1 to 48khz-
wow i do really hate that waysted project..199$??what a joke
Anyway i did merge with dvdremakepro to 1 dvd so i just thinking with which one to go to compress to 4.7..
anyway..got to go ;)
 
MackemX

MackemX

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i was gonna suggest DRM PRO but I saw you did it. Did you use the simple Merge DVD's feature?

was that zver proof? :D

p.s. hi reboot ;)
 
zver

zver

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Yeah,i imported both and clicked on merge-and saved as iso-easy even for me :) :) :)
I really think that dvdlab pro is really complex-it looks like samplitude in power user mode like millions of features which i dont know what it do since i making 1 dvd-video in 2 months..anyway it was real simple-mean dvdremake bud :)
 
VIPER_1069

VIPER_1069

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With a little practice you can make a 2 movie dvd with little or no effort at all i could maby make one minus motion menus in around an hour or two at the most thats including scene select too :)

It's far more versatile with menu and scene select creation than any other tool ive used with the exception of MAESTRO which in itself is more or less the same/similar in layout/use to DVDLAB :)
 
MackemX

MackemX

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yeah DVDLAB is great for those who can use it and I fully recommend it. These days though I couldn't be bothered to mess on recreating menu's, structures etc. I'd rather just merge them and then blitz all the crap I don't want with DVDRemake. This way you get to keep the original DVD structure workings as some are basically a nightmare to try and build manually

I think it's quicker to reverse engineer the DVD structure rather than try to build it up from scratch, even more so for those unexperienced or having limited time
 
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