Slecting Part Of A Dvd

[Pattyboy]

Hi,

I am pretty sure I know this answer but I'll try. I placed all my VHS onto DVD's in one shot.

Is there any way that I can separate let's say 10 minutes and place that onto a new DVD? I have tried and I'm pretty sure that once I closed that DVD I cannot reopen it am I correct?

Thanks for any help

 

Pat

[sknis]

Hi,

I am pretty sure I know this answer but I'll try. I placed all my VHS onto DVD's in one shot.

Is there any way that I can separate let's say 10 minutes and place that onto a new DVD? I have tried and I'm pretty sure that once I closed that DVD I cannot reopen it am I correct?

Thanks for any help

 

Pat

 

You cannot open it for editing but you can use Video Copy and Convert to rip it back to your computer and put that 10 minutes on a new DVD. If you want to delete the 10 minutes, use the same technique.

[grandpabruce]

Hi,

I am pretty sure I know this answer but I'll try. I placed all my VHS onto DVD's in one shot.

Is there any way that I can separate let's say 10 minutes and place that onto a new DVD? I have tried and I'm pretty sure that once I closed that DVD I cannot reopen it am I correct?

Thanks for any help

 

Pat

 

If you burned a video to a DVD, and the DVD is a video compliant DVD (not a data DVD), then no, you can't add anything to it.

[Pattyboy]

You cannot open it for editing but you can use Video Copy and Convert to rip it back to your computer and put that 10 minutes on a new DVD. If you want to delete the 10 minutes, use the same technique.

Thank You skinis I will give that a shot

[warriorfullights]

I can see here that you are trying to do the same as what you are doing on VHS. It can't be done, unless you only assign one video on each disc. That would be the one way to do it.