DVD Recording Authoring Questions:
Object: To create concert DVD's from my videotape & dvd collection to play on my home dvd player.
Hardware, Software:
ATI All In Wonder Radeon Video Card
Hauppage PVR 250 PCI Capture card
TDK Indi 4X Multi Format DVD Burner
Easy CD/DVD Creator 6
Ulead Video Studio 7
DVD Movie Factory 2
Smartripper
DVD Decrypter
I use the Hauppage card for my DVD "standard quality" video capture so I don't have to any format conversion as I do with the ATI card.
I have a lot of concerts on videotape and on dvd.
I would like to do two things: make copies of my videotapes into dvd's & also create my own mix dvd's with songs from both my videotape & dvd collections.In doing this I want the dvd's to play as a store bought dvd would > auto play & instant access to any song.
Questions:
(1).Videotapes: Is there a way to record the whole tape & then insert a chapter marker for each song with the authoring software or do I have record each song individually?
(2).DVD's: When creating a mix dvd with songs from different dvd's > I plan on using Smartripper to record the songs to the hard drive. Which files do I need? Any guides I've read are only concerned with individual dvd's not with ripping from different dvd's. Can this be done? Is there any guidelines to doing this?
(3).Can I mix songs with 5.1 sound & songs without 5.1 sound on the same dvd?
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Yes, most authoring software will allow you to do this. Just make one huge m2v/ac3 file and place chapter points as desired.Originally Posted by Ranger One
You might find it easier to use DVD Shrinks re-author function, this allows you to select the start/stop point of each clip. If you know the VTS for each clip you can just rip that part with smart ripper. Most authoring programs are going to want m2v/ac3 NOT VOB files (DVD Lab and TMPG author do except VOB files IIRC thou). So most people would de-mux the desired VOB to m2v/qc3 then use that as the source when the author the new DVDR.Originally Posted by Ranger One
Yes, no problem. Normally you would make each clip that has a different audio stream into its own VTS (which IIRC DVD Lab doesn't do, just makes one huge VTS). It shouldn't be a problem.Originally Posted by Ranger One
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