I have recently edited a home movie and saved it as a DMSM file. Normally I would just " Add new Movie" in My DVD9 and burn it but this time I want to add to the DVD something which I recorded from my TV to a DVD. I finalised the DVD and it is contained in a Video_TS file that has files ending in .VOB .IFO and .BUP.
I now want to combine the two on one disc with a menu so that I can either play my home made film or the one I recorded but I am not sure how to do this ?
Thanks for any help / advice
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Combining DMSM files and filesfrom Video_TS folder on one DVD
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, Sep 05 2009 06:58 AM
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Posted 05 September 2009 - 08:11 AM
Do the same thing. OPen MyDVD 2009, First add your Home Video and that will create a button. Second, Add Movie again and point to the DVD in the drive. You should get a dialog box asking which movie and or chapters to add. Select one or more. When you click OK, Videowave will copy the VOB to a MPEG file on the hard before it actually adds the second button.
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Posted 06 September 2009 - 06:01 AM
QUOTE (ggrussell @ Sep 5 2009, 09:11 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Do the same thing. OPen MyDVD 2009, First add your Home Video and that will create a button. Second, Add Movie again and point to the DVD in the drive. You should get a dialog box asking which movie and or chapters to add. Select one or more. When you click OK, Videowave will copy the VOB to a MPEG file on the hard before it actually adds the second button.
Thank you for the info. I will give it a try
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Posted 06 September 2009 - 07:41 AM
I thought that everything was working ok having done exactly as told . My home video encoded fine but the TS file stopped at 15%.
I then noted that one of the .VOB files related to a menu which my DVD recorder that I did the origional recording with had placed on the disc so I tried again but this time when I got to the point where I am asked to add a new movie I selected all of the files with the exception of the one relating to the menu .Vob I then selected the movie on the DVD but again it only went as far as 15%.
Any new thoughts would be gratefully received
Thanks
I then noted that one of the .VOB files related to a menu which my DVD recorder that I did the origional recording with had placed on the disc so I tried again but this time when I got to the point where I am asked to add a new movie I selected all of the files with the exception of the one relating to the menu .Vob I then selected the movie on the DVD but again it only went as far as 15%.
Any new thoughts would be gratefully received
Thanks
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Posted 06 September 2009 - 07:56 AM
Just looked at the DVD I burned . My home film was ok but the second one had the menu on it which I mentioned and no sound . It stopped playing after a few minutes
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