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Burning to two disks

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by Syrnix, Sep 5, 2004.

  1. Syrnix

    Syrnix Member

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    How do you split a movie up so that it is burned on to two disk. like backup copies of star trek. two on one disk instead of 4 on one disk.
     
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    will this allow the menus to work or will the menus not work.
     
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    If you want the menus use DVDshrink, go under compression and select still images for the 2 episodes you don't want. This will bring the compression to 100%(no compression) usually. Now you can burn it with 2 full episodes with menus on one disk. Then for the second DVD just do the reverse.
     
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    Hi Syrnix,

    In fact, using DVD Shrink in both cases will cost you your menus for as soon as you use re-Author you lose them.

    I suggest that you look at Nero's recode2. That will allow you to go into the re-Author section, find the exact place where you wish to seperate your episodes then burn them to discs keeping your menus happy and healthy -

    Cheers,

    Pete


     
  6. Berkner80

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    Yes that's true Scuba Pete. That is why you don't use re-author when using DVDshrink. Just select still images for episodes you don't want and you will keep all menus. I have done this several times myself on Voyager episodes because I get better quality with just two episodes per disk instead of four. I have also used the re-author but I hate not having a menu with TV episodes. The other plus to using DVDshrink is it's free.
     
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    If you do a bit of that kind of stuff you might want to give DVD2One a try. When I tried it I went back to the 4 episodes as tyhe quality was, IMHO, qiute good.

    Ciao,

    Pete
     

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