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  1. 21st Mar 2004 08:58 #1
    badgerdid
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    How do i transfere all my vcd's to a dvd, obviously as the vcd's come on two discs i would like to join them together and have a menu to decide which film to watch, any help and software i need would be apreciated,

    i only got my writer last week and i am a total newbie, please help

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    Try this out. This should get you started.
    Then if you are still having trouble come back and post your questions.
    Good luck.


    https://www.videohelp.com/guides#3;29
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    TMPGEnc DVD Author is probably the easiest method, and you don't need to join anything as the authoring process takes care of that. Look it up in the guides as suggested.
    "Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." - Frank Zappa
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    Read the guides in the forum !!!
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    use tempgnc to split the mpg file into video and audio. then change the audio too 48 hz and then apply the video and new audio into the dvd aouthoring software and it should fool the dvd software beliveing that it is a dvd file.
    i Want to go a DVD authoring edjucation. Can you do that?
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