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    I'm trying to put two camcorder movies onto one dvd with dvdlab. I originally got both movies on dvd from friends (so they're already encoded to vobs). Both movies are over a gig each so each one contains more than one vob file. What I want to do is to put both movies onto one disk with a menu. However, when I import the ripped vob files into dvdlab and drag them into the movie section I can only put one vob file in for each movie. Is there any way I can put more than one vob in each movie? Or, is it possible to load each vob as a seperate movie and get "movie 2" to play automatically after "movie 1" has finished?
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  2. When importing the .vob's, select VTS_01_1.VOB first, and dvdlab should join all the remaining vobs into one file.
    This will give you a resulting video only, and you can then reauthor.
    If you want to add another movie, do the same, by selecting VTS_01_1.VOB first, let dvdlab join them
    On the connections page, right click and select Add Empty Movie. Select the + and make a connection from one movie to the next.
    Cheers, Jim
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    Thanks, but this doesn't work (at least not for me!!).
    When i import the VTS_01_1.VOB file it doesn't automatically select the next vob. Also when I drag the vob to the movie section it's not just video but audio too. Am I missing some settings here?
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    I did but i turned it off. . . .
    Guess that'll teach me not to read it all properly!
    Now it works a treat and is almost as simple as me
    Thanks for your help guys.
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