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  1. 3rd Feb 2003 00:36 #1
    vnpn
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    Have any one tried to copy Episodes DVD (such as Friends, Simpsons...) ??? I'm giving up to copy those movies.
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    Originally Posted by vnpn
    Have any one tried to copy Episodes DVD (such as Friends, Simpsons...) ??? I'm giving up to copy those movies.
    I find it a pain (certainly after buying DVD2One which is wonderful) but at the minute it's my preferred option.
    I rip each episode (vob) to my hard drive *seperately* with CladDVD. This is crucial to avoid any out of sound and video sync issues. I then load each vob into DVD2Avi to produce a video (.dv2) and audio (.ac3) file. I then load these first episode .dv2 video file and the first episode .ac3 file into tmpgenc and create a dvd compliant (720 x 576 @ 3000kb/s - this gives me six per dvd-r) mpeg.
    I then use Ulead Movie Factory to create my menu's and chapters (I also capture the audio as a background music clip.
    Please note TMPGEnc doesn't have 5.1 support.
    Tip, create six folders (Episode 1, 2, 3 etc) and drop each episode file into each folder.
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