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  1. 18th Oct 2005 06:20 #1
    donkey_puncher
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    I've been capturing TV programs in DVD compliant MPEG2 format. Whats the easist way for me to burn the resultant MPEG2 file to a DVD? I don't need any menus. I just want to stick the DVD in and see it start playing. Is there an easy way to do this without having to recode things?

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    Try TMPGENC DVD Author. You can add your clips, then set it to 'no menu'. It also has an optional plug-in you can buy to have it encode your audio to Dolby Digital, or if it's already DD it won't change it.
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  3. 18th Oct 2005 06:30 #3
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    Definitely TDA as Forum Troll suggested. Just ignore the warning that comes up as that is NOT displayed on final authoring of project.
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    Without menus also the freeware versions of muxman and ifoedit are ok.
    GUI for dvdauthor:
    https://www.videohelp.com/~gfd/
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  5. 18th Oct 2005 07:32 #5
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    DVD Shrink....... Analyse the DVD then Click Re-Author. Grab the Main Title and drag it to the Left area then hit Backup. DONE.
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  6. 18th Oct 2005 07:38 #6
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    Originally Posted by Techsysman
    DVD Shrink....... Analyse the DVD then Click Re-Author. Grab the Main Title and drag it to the Left area then hit Backup. DONE.
    You forgot to include the AUTHORING stage of his CAPTURED MPEG-2 file
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  7. 18th Oct 2005 08:31 #7
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    Forget all of that crap. Get a DVD player that can play simple things (Philips DVP-642, Apex) and use Nero to burn a data DVD. Fastest, no authoring, no other processing.
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  8. 18th Oct 2005 08:56 #8
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    That TMPEG software looks fairly easy to use but I was hoping for some type of freeware or open source software. Ifoedit and muxman seem a bit complicated.
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    For IFOEdit try https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=251085 from step 2 onwards.


    TMPGEnc DVD Author is free and fully functional for 30 days, and well worth the $$$ IMO.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  10. 18th Oct 2005 10:23 #10
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    demux video and audio ,use DVDAuthor Gui
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  11. 18th Oct 2005 13:01 #11
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    Sony DVDA has an option to author and burn a single movie DVD. DVDShrink is good to author DVDs this way (single movie) but I guess you have to convert those MPEG2s to VOBs first.
    Brazil - Full Video at YouTube
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  12. 19th Oct 2005 03:28 #12
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    Get a DVD player that can play simple things
    Right... and never be able to give the DVD to friends or play it at a friends house.
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    EDIT: sorry, wrong thread
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  14. 19th Oct 2005 05:15 #14
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    Get a DVD player that can play simple things
    Right... and never be able to give the DVD to friends or play it at a friends house.
    Then he should get a simple standalone DVD recorder - Signal in / DVD out!
    No DVD can withstand the power of DVDShrink along with AnyDVD!
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