I have been using Handbreak to convert my DVDs for AppleTV. I have several Chinese concerts that are on two discs I would like to combine before I convert it. On another forum I read that someone was able to do this with Toast Titanium so I purchased this thinking that it would do what I need. I see that Toast can convert the DVDs for AppleTV but it doesn't give me enough options to pick the appropriate camera angle. These are Karaoke discs, so angle 1 usually has the Chinese words overlaid, and angle 2 is just the concert.
The first concert I am trying to merge has the stats:
The concert is on two DVDs each over 7GB for a two hour concert.
Angle Selection: Angle 1 Karaoke; Angle 2 Live
Audio 1: Dolby Digital Stereo Karaoke
Audio 2: Dolby Digital Stereo Vocal
Audio 3: Dolby Digital 6.1 EX Vocal
Audio 4: dts 5.1 24bit/96k
So my final AppleTV file needs to be Angle 2/Audio 2
I was hoping to use Toast just to combine the 2 Video TS folders into one Video TS folder with the movie combined, then I will use Handbreak for the conversion.
I used MacTheRipper to rip the two discs to my hard drive.
My goal is to create another folder with the two discs combined.
In Toast Titanium under Video, I choose the Video_TS Compilation and add the Video_TS folder from each disc.
I Select BD since I have about 14.5 GB of data and click on Save As Disc Image
I change the Name of the file (Kay.toast)
When it asks for What kind of disc will you be writing to? I select Single Layer (but I really have no intentions of writing to a physical disc)
It then comes back with "An error has occurred recompressing the video. And the beach ball spins for about 5 minutes before I am taken back to Toast.
Is there any way to accomplish this task in Toast? I am hoping I did not waste quite a bit of money on this program. It does not seem to work very well under Snow Leopard.
I really don't want to compress the video, just combine the two discs so Handbreak can do its thing.
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I have been using Handbreak to convert my DVDs for AppleTV. I have several Chinese concerts that are on two discs I would like to combine before I convert it. On another forum I read that someone was able to do this with Toast Titanium so I purchased this thinking that it would do what I need. I see that Toast can convert the DVDs for AppleTV but it doesn't give me enough options to pick the appropriate camera angle. These are Karaoke discs, so angle 1 usually has the Chinese words overlaid, and angle 2 is just the concert.
The first concert I am trying to merge has the stats:
The concert is on two DVDs each over 7GB for a two hour concert.
Angle Selection: Angle 1 Karaoke; Angle 2 Live
Audio 1: Dolby Digital Stereo Karaoke
Audio 2: Dolby Digital Stereo Vocal
Audio 3: Dolby Digital 6.1 EX Vocal
Audio 4: dts 5.1 24bit/96k
So my final AppleTV file needs to be Angle 2/Audio 2
I was hoping to use Toast just to combine the 2 Video TS folders into one Video TS folder with the movie combined, then I will use Handbreak for the conversion.
I used MacTheRipper to rip the two discs to my hard drive.
My goal is to create another folder with the two discs combined.
In Toast Titanium under Video, I choose the Video_TS Compilation and add the Video_TS folder from each disc.
I Select BD since I have about 14.5 GB of data and click on Save As Disc Image
I change the Name of the file (Kay.toast)
When it asks for What kind of disc will you be writing to? I select Single Layer (but I really have no intentions of writing to a physical disc)
It then comes back with "An error has occurred recompressing the video. And the beach ball spins for about 5 minutes before I am taken back to Toast.
Is there any way to accomplish this task in Toast? I am hoping I did not waste quite a bit of money on this program. It does not seem to work very well under Snow Leopard.
I really don't want to compress the video, just combine the two discs so Handbreak can do its thing.
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