Two Iso Files to 1 dvd?

[weirdwing]

This is off topic, but how do you burn two Iso Files to 1 dvd? Like 2 divx movies converted to dvd, but how do i burn the 2 onto 1 dvd?

[redwudz]

I split your topic to a new thread. Please Do not hijack topics.
Please try to stick to the author's first post in each topic, if you want to discuss something else, create a new topic.

I would extract the ISO files to a MPEG video format and then add them to a DVD with a authoring program. If they are AVI type file, extract and add to a data DVD.

And welcome to our forums.

[ZippyP.]

Extract with isobuster or daemon tools then tell us the format. We'll then be able to suggest how to get them on one dvd.

[Alex_ander]

Open each of the images in UltraISO, you'll see DVD folders. Extract VIDEO_TS folder from each image to HDD. Import both folders to DVDRemakePro as two different projects. Use 'merge projects' option and output the merged project to new DVD folder on HDD. You'll have top menu for access to each DVD and original menus for both.

[weirdwing]

Yea I have like 3 VIDEO_TS folders. I wanted to import the folders to dvd. Are there any free programs to do this? (BTW thansk for all the replys)

[psx_pirate]

You need authoring software .... guifordvdauthor is free as is dvdauthorgui but i'm not sure if you can create menus with these (i don't use them ... any member that knows different please feel free to correct me) so you will just have 3 movies back to back and won't be able to select which one to play ... there is other authoiring software that will allow you to create menu's such as tda (tda is the app i use) amongst others ... but these are not free .... i'm not sure if there is a free app that can do menu's but i'm sure any member that knows otherwise will correct me if i'm wrong

[weirdwing]

I'm using "DVDRemakePro" now, but when i burn it, it only shows the first 2 sec of each chapter... How do i make it so it plays the entire movie?

[AlanHK]

Yea I have like 3 VIDEO_TS folders. I wanted to import the folders to dvd. Are there any free programs to do this? (BTW thansk for all the replys)

1) Extract the MPEGS from each folder. Use VOB2MPEG; or PGCDEMUX, etc.
Give them sensible names so you know what's in them.

(Probably good to demux to separate video and audio (and subtitles if there are any).

2) Reauthor with these files. GuiforDVDAuthor is free, easy to set up menus.