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DVD Re-Authoring

Discussion in 'Video to DVD' started by rmlnm, Mar 16, 2008.

  1. Crab56

    Crab56 Regular member

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    suba - did you ever reauthor to just the movie in shrink and then right click on the movie title > set start/end frames ? I found that pretty easy and quick - saves a lot of space and gets down to the movie.
    rmlnm - no idea about the window - could be used if you open a disc with shrink but I have not done that since DVD Fab decrypter came along.
     
  2. Suba

    Suba Regular member

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    Crab56
    I know Shrink is easy to use, but I do not use it for the reason I mentioned. If you want to pick and choose from what you want in DVD, then there are other software to do that, some you can re author DVD as you please using commands.

    rmlnm
    The bottom preview has a blue bar which will represent just the cell you are looking at to view. The explanation is in the Guide.
     
  3. rmlnm

    rmlnm Member

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    Suba:

    As far as I can tell the upper slid also displays the cell you are working with. I tried using the lower slide along with the left and right brackets but that didn't work then I read in the guide you reccommended and used the upper slide and that allowed me to cut out the parts I didn't want. Now if I can only burn a dvd that will work on my dvd player I will be very happy. If you refer to my first post you will see the problem I encountered trying to use DVD Shrink.

    I do appreciate your help. Thank you
     
  4. Suba

    Suba Regular member

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    Get ImgBurn. The latest version is pretty easy to use.
     

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