Lecture Prep

[earplugs]

I have to rip four scenes from a dvd of a major motion picture for a professor to use as part of an upcoming lecture. The scenes do not start or end at chapter points, so I can't just grab vob files. Additionally, subtitles must be maintained so they can be used during the lecture for the deaf/hard of hearing. Audio, video, etc don't need to be converted, and the entire thing is less than 15 minutes of video.

Any thoughts on what would be a good program or set of programs to rip this, keeping subtitles, audio in sync, etc, and burn it back out to a DVD-R?

Any help/advice is appreciated.

[setarip]

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[nwg]

DVD Shrink is what you need and use it's reauthor function.

It has the ability to start and end at certain frames. You can keep what audio and subtitles you want.

http://www.dvdshrink.info/reauthor_intermediate.php

[earplugs]

Unfortunatly, while DVD Shrink will do this, I need to be able to access the scenes seperately via a menu or some other option. DVD Shrink puts them all together as if they were one big scene, which won't work for this situation. Any DVD menuing/mastering software that would be able to add menus easily (pc not mac) and still be able to use the vob's that DVD Shrink creates?

-Will