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  1. 5th Mar 2012 01:29 #1
    Sam0403
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    Hi all,

    Does anyone know a Mac version tool that can author .mpg file to DVD folder? I need the DVD folder (VIDEO_TS structure) so that I can burn to DVD.

    Thank you for any advice.
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  2. 5th Mar 2012 03:41 #2
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    Most popular is Roxio Toast.
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    Have a look at Dvdstyler
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    There's a mac section in Tools/Software. I don't know what's there.

    DVDstyler is good at authoring but it stinks as an encoder. If you want high quality results best to use a separate program to convert to dvd compliant, though if it's mpg it may be now, and pass that to dvdstyler.
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    MPEG Stream will convert the mpg to mp4 - use a really high bitrate to avoid quality loss- or maybe export from MPEG Streamclip as DV-Stream and then drop the resulting file into iDVD.
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    Includes a converter (ffmpeg) for those movie files that need it. DVD-Video compliant files will be used as-is.
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