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  1. 14th Jan 2005 18:20 #1
    carlosian
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    i have two dvd 5's that i split using dvd fab that i want to convert into a dvd9 again. is this possible? if so how?
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    It depends how much damage you did when you split them. Did you

    a. Keep the menus structures intact on at least one disk ?
    b. split the main feature into two parts ?
    c. change the content in any other manner ?
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    You could rip the VOBS to your hard drive, then use TMPGENC DVD Author to combine them into a single track. You'll need version 1.6 to do it tho.
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  4. 25th Jan 2005 09:22 #4
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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    It depends how much damage you did when you split them. Did you

    a. Keep the menus structures intact on at least one disk ?
    b. split the main feature into two parts ?
    c. change the content in any other manner ?
    a. YES
    b. YES
    c. NO


    so can it be done with any program but TMPGENC DVD Author? from my expirence, tmpgenc slows down my cpu therefore i rather not use it.
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  5. 25th Jan 2005 17:50 #5
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    I'm thinking DVDRemake Pro might be able to help you here.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  6. 27th Jan 2005 13:24 #6
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    jimmalenko, will this program rebuild the dvd smoothly or leave the transition screen on it?
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