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    Ive a whole bunch of DVDs that I compile which I want to convert to NTSC to simplify things for people who purchase them from me who live in the US.

    There are 50+ tracks on each DVD, and I want to be able to preserve these so that people can flick to the ones they want easily.

    Can you recommend software/guide on how I can do this?
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    Thanks for the links, but, other than reading through 40+ pages of confusing information is there a program which will convert this for me keeping tracks intact?
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    It is a LOT of work.
    Best way is to buy a converting DVD player and re-record the signal to a DVD Recorder.


    IMO
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    Agreed, it looks like it - I bet even if I did manage to convert it Id be unable to preserve the track index's.
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  5. marcus2704,

    This question comes up all the time on the forums, but there is no simple way to convert a PAL DVD to an NTSC DVD. It must be reencoded and menus are lost, and the framerate difference makes the time different.

    SVCD2DVD does a fairly decent job of converting PAL SVCD's to to NTSC.
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    Some of those conversion guide's are simply to much for newbies ... and some are , if not all , inaccurate in one way or another .

    Grab a copy of ulead video studio 9 se in ebay cheap .
    Dose almost anything you need , including perfect frame rate conversion's with audio in sync .

    Another one I was messing with the other day was GUI4FFMPEG conveted 15fps to 25fps , though audio need's minor adjustment ... still testing , but might be the thing if you is looking at doing it for free .

    Just encoded a dv2 avi , pal 720x576 to nstc , vcd 352x240 at 29.971fps ... perfect .
    Output's dvd , svcd , vcd and mpeg4 (avi , not as in nero's mp4) .

    Look's like my previous test was my screwup ... complained about missing oog.dll , something like that .

    Guide in current process ...

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    Basically for now :

    Rip all your clips (50) to hd
    Encode to required format using gui4ffmpeg

    Extra's :

    Batchdemux each clip to seperate video and audio (using batchdemux , an actual tool)
    Encode audio to ac3 using besweet

    Menu :

    Use vobedit to demux menu by cell id
    Convert to required format
    If audio , repeat as for title's as mentioned above .

    Menu button's :

    Use subrip to rip these
    Follow this guide to reconvert them back - https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=285839

    Rebuild :

    Use dvdauthorgui , of course set to nstc before you get started .
    Author when ready to folder .
    Use pgcedit to edit navigational command's to requirement's (check some of my guide's out) .

    Final :

    Play test for authoring error's first .

    Need a player : Koolplaya + freedvdcodec + ac3filter package (work's with dvd's or folder's on hd)

    For nt2000/me/win98se/win98gold/win98 user's :

    Ifoedit + freedvdcodec + ac3filter package (look's like nt2000 has something worthy)
    (it's my dell notebook) .

    If not all work's well , recheck navigational command's with pgcedit , then retest .
    (ifoedit report's these error's , but it crash's on xp system's) .

    Burn with nero or imgburn , by lightning uk ...

    Enjoy ... should keep many busy for now .
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