editing DVDs

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eroticartist
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editing DVDs

Post by eroticartist »

I am trying to edit a DVD but my editing system will not play the Dolby soundtrack. Can anyone recommend a good system for editing DVDs?
Mike Freeman.


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sparky
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Re: editing DVDs

Post by sparky »

I've been here - I assume you want to edit the .VOB files from a DVD.

My route is to use TMPGenc DVD author to create a plain MPEG2 file.
Then edit with your favourite program - I use Womble MPEG video Wizard.

Now recreate the DVD from the edited MPEG2 file.
I use TMPGenc DVD author with Dolby add in.

If no interactive menus on the DVD - i.e. you want the DVD to load and automatically play - reauthor with DVD Shrink.

Never been an issue for my requirements but I'm not sure if any Dolby sound effects are lost going from Dolby back to MPEG2.

eroticartist
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Re: editing DVDs

Post by eroticartist »

Sparky,
You have lost me! I have had one of my old films transferred to DVD by conversion.
What software do I need?
Confused.
Mike.
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sparky
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Re: editing DVDs

Post by sparky »

Hi,

I've sent you email to save filling up the forum.

adultwebmaster
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Re: editing DVDs

Post by adultwebmaster »

Hi.

Use Adobe Encore.

There are a few others on the market that are good too, Ulead DVD Workshop 2 and Sony DVD Architect.

All the best.

Blue

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eroticartist
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Re: editing DVDs

Post by eroticartist »

Thanks Blue,
I have Ulead Movie Factory and will check out Ulead DVD Workshop.
Mike.
amazon.com/author/freeman
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