burn 2 movies on one dvd

I want to burn 3 small movies on 1 dvd but i cant seem to figure it out. I can't author both together with ifo.edit, then burn with nero6 like i always do. Anyone know of any way to burn 2 or more small movies to 1 dvd? Thanks

Cerver
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Yes, you can do it with a program called TMPGEnc DVD Author. Rip the movies, or get them somehow, on to your computer in VOB format, ie: VTS_01_01.VOB, etc... Then open teh fore-mentioned program. There is a guide in my signature that may be off aid to you in this process.

 

cerver7,

Rip and Re-Author all 3 using DVDShrink so that you have just the main movie, (remove all extras, Director's cuts and trailers) then use DVD2One in the "Join" mode to put them on a single DVD.

Limits: 3 DVD-9's or 4 DVD-5's on 1 DVD -

Pete

 

hey pete.
all my movies are in avi and mpg files. I usually convert the avi with cucusoft, then author with ifoedit, the re-author with shrink 3.1.3 then burn with shrink. Your advice is helpfull but I cant seem to follow it. could you give me more detaled instructions. Basically....3mps old cartoons 1 hour each...on 1 dvd.

thanks
cerver7

 

Convert each of your .avi's into seperate folders. Use TMPGEnc DVD Author to make a comilation of the 3 files. Use this guide it is very easy to follow.

http://www.chrismccann.co.uk/tmpgenc_dvd_author.htm

After you have a compilation of the files use DVD Shrink to compress the files to fit on one DVD-+R, then burn with and appropriate burning program.

http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/burning_dvd_with_nero.cfm

 

Nice info thanks

 

I was able to use dvd2one dvd shrink and clone dvd to put two movies one one dvd disc but no mater what i do I can't seem to get menu that allows me to pick which movie i want to watch I would appreciate any help in do this Thanks

 

marcpod,

I can't be of any help, when doing multiple movies I lost the menus too.

I'm waiting until 321 Studio's spring release of their much-heralded XCopy Vault. They are saying "5 DVD's of a single DVD". "Perfect for taking your DVD collection on the road while your originals stay safely at home."

Wondering if they are including the menus there also ?


Pete

 

I"ve Put up to 4 Full Movies On a DVD Many a Time useing DVD Lab and it is Totally Simple...If you try DVD-Lab you will figure it out pretty Quick, It will also Put SVCD"s on to DVD for you with No Re-Encodeing..