.m2v, .ac3, .chp - what now???

[jpd3]

I have been using the DVD to DVDr for dummies guide
http://www.digital-forums.com/dvd2dvdr/intro.htm
trying to back up Pulp fiction. All had been going well ripped the DVD using Decrypter, Ripped the audio track using DVD2AVI, Re-encodwe using TMPenc, Ripped chapters with Chapter extracter. Now all I need to do is compile and burn the DVD. Ater much hunting I found DVD Maestro only to find that it will only work with 2k and XP and not my ME system.

What other programs could I use to get the same results, i currently have my *.m2v, *.ac3 and chapter.chp file.

I will be burning with a Sony 500a using Nero or Recordnow DX

Greatful for some advice, I have had to re-post with a new heading to try and gain a reponse, sorry if I have wasted your time.

John

[Don2050]

John,

I am just curious .... why not just strip the main movie in IFOEdit or rip everything and just split the movie in IFOEdit and skip the re-encoding altogether ? You have to use 2 DVD-R's yes, but at around .70 cents U.S. per DVD-R, cost is not that much of an issue.

Just wondering...

[reddragon72]

or goto www.doom9.org they've got good tutorials and loads of info. and at the point your at you'll still need to do a pulldown on the m2v file(if you used the pulldown in tmpegenc then you'll need to reencode it again as I have yet to see the tmpgenc pulldown work right. both sites have tons of help.