People have +RW recorders and are transferring content to computers for authoring. I've asked here and at a few other boards for how they are doing this without any replies (through PMs), so I'm asking those +RW users here how they are transferring content. Some friends have Daytek P-30s and are ready for the next step and want to author their own DVDs. I can't help them since I have a Panasonic E80H and use DVD-RAM and have no problems getting my content to the computer with my LG 4040B.
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Whew... your thread is hard to follow.
so I'm asking those +RW users here how they are transferring content. -
Gee I dont have a dvd recorder yet or know anyone that does but even I can abnswer that!.
I'd say the easiest was to transfer what is recorded on a dvd+rw disc from a dvd recorder would be to put the disc into your pc dvd drive, right click on the drive that has the dvd in & choose explore from there & you can then select the files (all I guess) & paste into a pre-determed directory!. & load into what ever pc program you then want to use, Ulead DVD Movie Factory 3 for example.
Or just use something like dvd decrypter or dvd shrink which should recognise the disc.
Tubol -
I have a LiteOn 5001 (same as Daytek P-30). Just copy and paste the Video_TS folder to hard disk. Open with TMPG DVD Author, import and adjust chapter marks, cut out unwanted part, make a simple menu and burn.
Do not do any editing on the recorder, it might corrupt the files. -
Is there any way of making the +RW VOB files save to the HDD as one large VOB file? I've heard that this can be done with DVD Decryptor but I don't know how. I don't have this problem with RAM (splitting the capture into 1 Gig VOBs) so it's easier to do editing than with +RW. Having to edit and join several VOBs is a real pain...
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File Splitting - NONE
Under settings in both File Mode and IFO Mode in DVDDecrypter. -
Originally Posted by hech54Regards,
Rob -
TMPG DVD Author got no problem dealing with splitted vob files. You do not have to deal with individual vob files. Just use import video from the VIDEO_TS folder. They will treat the whole thing as one single video file.
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Originally Posted by cchang
6 of one....half-dozen of another...I manage to get done what I need to get done either with TDA of Ulead MF2. -
Originally Posted by oldfart13
With DVDR75, I do all editing works on the DVD+RW disc, including editing titles, almost everything etc. If I need to back up, I either use DVD shrink or DVD decrypter and then NERO to burn back up.
Unfortunately, those +RWs recorded by P30 are not interchageable with DVDR75. If I need to put titles on those recorded by P30, I will have to record again thru DVDR75.Sam Ontario -
I've made the single large VOB with DVD Decryptor and I can edit that just fine. I think Womble Mpeg Video Wizard may have re-encoded the audio but I'm not 100% sure yet until I try to author the disc. I'm taking this one step at a time so I can document things for other users I'm in contact with...
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Old fart -s ee similar thread above.
Beleive me there are lots of us out there hanginga nd waiting to see how you get on - good luck.
Some of us aint lucky enough to have a RAM on teh pC so needing to do what you're attempting.
Keep us posted buddy
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