Hi, My name is Gaurav, i am new User... I was wondering if i can write 2 different movies in a single DVD. I have ripped the movies and .VOB files are there in my HDD. I'll be obliged if someone can guide me in doing that. Any Help Appreciated ~Gaurav
Yes you can Open DVD Shrink, click on re-author, use dvd browser to find first movie, click on that, drag [bold]main movie[/bold] over to window, use dvd browser to find second movie and drag [bold]main movie[/bold] over to window. You will now have title 1 and title 1(2) in window, back this up to destinantion as you would with a normal movie Note- you only use main movie because by reauthoring with shrink the menues become redundant. You follow this same procedure for any extras you want as well
Thankx Deadcat.... It was a Great Tip.... I'll try it... But somehow i screwed up the .ifo Files... i have just .VOB files... is there anyway to add those .vob files in single DVD
I Tried this also... but not able to detect in DVD Shrink. Can i chat to you at yahoo or MSN Messenger..??? my Yahoo id is bugintown@yahoo.com pls IM me... Thankx... Gaurav
if you cant use ifoedit, just re-rip the movie/s shrink will punch out ifo files with everything else
Hi Gaurav, If I was you I'd use TMPGenc to put two movies on one disc. You may need DVD2ONE to shrink the originals (to around 2Gb each) then open TMPGenc and import your compressed movies one at a time. The advantage this has over shrink is that you can create you own menus (with whatever picture you lie in th backgriound) you can change the layout and have chapter selections as well. When you've finished that you can burn your output file with nreo to a blank dvd. Although this site is the best by far, if you need any guides you can't find, go to dvdrhelp.com good luck. let us know how you get on. _X_X_X_X_X_[small]1.4 Mhz AMD, 512 Mb RAM, 120 Gb HD,WinFast 2000 XP Expert Video Card, DVD X-Copy Platinum, TMPGEnc Plus, TMPGEnc DVD Author, DVD decrypter, DVD2One130, Cucusoft AVI to DVD converter, DVD Shrink WinDVD Recorder 5,Nero 6 and Mainconcept MPEG encoder[/small]
