Combining bits from different DVDs to make one. - Page 2

Stan_Lite · 08-07-2006, 07:03

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Originally Posted by DRZ

I used a piece of software called DVDx (I think) to rip DVDs straight to DivX (or XviD). If you are lucky, you will be able to load these .avi files into Adobe Premier and link them all together, cutting out annoyances such as credits etc on a frame-by frame basis.

It is fairly intuitive though you will need a fairly high spec rig to be able to do it!

I'll have a look at that as there is a tutorial on the site Desmo linked to for joining avi/divx files together

No problems with machine specs, I'm pretty sure at least 5 out of my 6 rigs will be able to handle it

Thanks dude.

Stan

Flibster · 13-07-2006, 14:20

If you just want the main movie to start up without any menu's this is possible using DVDShrink. *probably with other apps as well but I don't use them*

Instead of going through the backup as you would normally - go to re-author and just drag across the main movie - select the languages and subtitles you want available then save it as an ISO.

Then use VLC so line up the ISO's.

Of course - all this is purely theoretical as I'd never do anything like that....

Simon/~Flibster

13-07-2006, 14:20	#12
Flibster Moonshine Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 3,388	If you just want the main movie to start up without any menu's this is possible using DVDShrink. probably with other apps as well but I don't use them Instead of going through the backup as you would normally - go to re-author and just drag across the main movie - select the languages and subtitles you want available then save it as an ISO. Then use VLC so line up the ISO's. Of course - all this is purely theoretical as I'd never do anything like that.... Simon/~Flibster