Editing DVD Files (e.g. VOB edting out, splicing in)

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Hi there... I have a set of DVD files, VOBs, BUPs, and IFOs, that if I burned on disc, would play the content as desired. Now, I also have another set of DVD files, also VOBs, BUPs, and IFOs, that if I burned on disc, would play pretty much the same content, however there is a bit more additional footage on the first set of files that I want to splice into the second set of files, however there is some content in the second set that I need to splice out.

What steps and apps would I need to accomplish such a goal? All help would be appreciated.

Thanks

[Alex_ander]

A simple way is to import videos track by track to TDA by dragging VIDEO_TS.IFO file to SOURCE window. For each imported track you'll have an option to use original chapter information on time-line for setting start/end points for cutting what you are importing. After you do it for all videos separately you can build new DVD folders with or without menu.

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Hey there Alex.. thanks for the prompt reply. I still however would need an actual tutorial, as I haven't used TGMPEncDVD Author really much, so I don't have the mastery skills necessary to handle the required task on my own with your simple instructions. If you can point me to a resource on a step by step that would be great.

Just to elaborate a bit... one of the DVDs only has a little bit of data at the tail end I need and would like to splice into the other dvd. I think that would be the best way for me to handle it. The VOB that I want to splice into the longer DVD would need to be edited to about 1/4 or so in length, as I only need the last say 5 or 10 mins of it.

Anyhow, if you can either write a tutorial or find one that would pretty much suit my needs exactly, that would be so much appreciated. I personally wouldn't mind writing one myself, if I was able to do this successfully with the minimal amount of applications being used. I think this would be a very useful tool for making like a music video collection of favorites on one disc. Anyhow, let me know your thoughts. Thanks