Editing a dvd movie and audio track - can it be done?

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  1. isaac4130

    isaac4130 Regular member

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    Hi,
    I'm new to dvd arena, and am using trial versions of anydvd + clonedvd2. I have a music dvd that I want to remove some parts from. Clonedvd seems to let you cut chapters - is there any way / program that you can create your own chapters to cut, rather than the existing ones?
    Also, some of the talking parts are really quiet - can I select areas of the audio track with any program and increase the volume? Or normalise the entire thing like you can do with an audio cd?
    Help appreciated!!
     
  2. dolphin2

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    I would recommend a couple of differnt programs to do what you want. To cut/edit the video, I'd use MPEG Video Wizard DVD http://www.womble.com/

    For the audio work, the easist way would be to demultiplex the audio and video (seperate them into 2 different files). Normalize the entire track. Then multiplex them back together.
     
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    Cool, thanks for the info - demultiplex? Is this a feature of the above listed program or would I need something seperate to do this?
     
  4. dolphin2

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    MPEG Video Wizard DVD will demultiplex the video. It will not do the normalization. For that you would need an audio program.
     

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