2 Movies in 1 DVD with Menu

[rakhad]

I have tried very hard to do this, but failed.

I have demuxed and muxed SVCDS of 2 movies to VOB (44000 to 48000) and bit rate 224. These movies play fine in IfoEdit 95.

I want to store these 2 movies in 1 dvd. I want 2 titles appearing on the stand alone dvd player when i play the dvd. Each title playing 1 single movie and stopping after the end of the movie.

I am able to combine all the vobs thru ifoedit and play as 1 movie. But that's not what I want. I want something like VTS_01_XX for movie 1 and VTS_02_XX for movie 2.

How do i achieve it ?

Secondly, even thouh the 2 movies have been rendered correctly and have size < 4.5GB combined, when I import them to ULead Movie Factory, it tells me that it needs to re-render!!!. The size gome more than 5.8GB.

Any help here?

[joepic]

Have you looked at SVCD2DVDMPG+ to put your SVCD's on a DVD?

All-In-One guide, VCD or SVCD to DVDR/W with SVCD2DVDMPG+
https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=159399

Finally !! A ((SUREFIRE)) WAY TO PUT MULTIPLE VCD'S ON A DVD
https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=161658&highlight=surefire

[blade29]

Go with DVD-Lab. This application will fit all of your needs for putting SVCDs on DVD. There is a 30 day trial available.

blade29

[rakhad]

Joepic,

I don't like the idea of a 32MB .net framework to sit on my machine for SVCDTODVD. That's a great tool no doubt.

I don't want to use SVCDTODVD to demux/mux my MPEG files. I do it using different tools.

I already have the 2 VOB have 2 VOB title sets that would fit onto a single DVD. I just want to create the 2 menus so that it plays on a standalone DVD player. Also I don't want re-encoding of the already encoded VOBs. (Ulead MF2 re-renders - there is no option not to re-render)

I think I will take a shot at DVDLab.

[dbaker6165]

cool

[steptoe]

TMPGenc DVD Author can do it as well, plus a couple of others

I stopped using ULead MovieStudio due to getting fed up with it 'force' converting anything I gave it, no matter what settings I tried

Nice, simple software, but very choosy if you start mixing movies/episodes with different bitrates, it then force converts all content to match one bitrate used across the DVD, not what I wanted at all

[rakhad]

Well finally DVD-Lab solved my problem. Couldn't thank enough to the guy who suggested DVD-Lab.