How Do I Merge 2 Titlesets?

[idontno]

I have a movie that is split into 2 titlesets...



This is not like 1 is widescreen and 2 is fullscreen. This is one full movie that someone has split.

I copied the movie into 2 folders ([merge1] and [merge2]). I used TitleSetBlanker to blank out title 2 in [merge1] and title 1 in [merge2] making two seperate movies thinking that I could merge them with DvdReMake Pro. I deleted the blank title in each with DvdReMake Pro, saved them as two projects and merged them. All that did was create a movie with 2 titlesets (right back where I started).

Did that make any sense???

Is there any way to do this?


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[spyhawk]

Similar situation: http://www.cdr-zone.com/forum/post-26646.html#26646

Treat project 1 and 2 as VTS 1 and 2, respectively. Delete VTS 2 and VMG Title 2 as the last steps.

[idontno]

Also, each PGC has only one cell. Will this be a problem?




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[blutach]

You may wanna make chapters out of it. USe ChapterEdit - do a search for it.

Regards

[idontno]

Similar situation: http://www.cdr-zone.com/forum/post-26646.html#26646

Treat project 1 and 2 as VTS 1 and 2, respectively. Delete VTS 2 and VMG Title 2 as the last steps.

I read the post you suggested. But I don't understand Step 5.

I started off with just "Chapter 1". Now I have 3. what was the purpose?



1. Load up part one and part two as projects - project 1 and 2, respectively.
2. Go to project 2, copy the movie PGC (VTS x, PGC y, right-click and select "Copy PGC").
3. Go to project 1, select the movie PGC. If there is a blank cell at the end in the Program pane, delete it.
4. With movie PGC selected, "Append copied PGC". You'll notice all the blocks are appended in the Programs pane.
5. Go to Titles pane, expand the node on the right window. Select last chapter and "Add chapters". Multi-select the current selected Program x till the last program (use Shift). Click OK.


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[blutach]

I think he means make chapter 1, 2 and 3 = program 1, 2 and 3 respectively. Right now, your chapters and programs are out of alignment.

Regards

[idontno]

PgcEdit fixed something for me after exporting from DvdReMake Pro (can't remember exactly what now). I loaded back into DvdReMake Pro and the chapters and programs are still out of alignment. I don't know how to match em up. When I Edit them I only get the choice's of program 1 or 2, so I set em all to 1.

The movie plays fine anyway, as is.

I still don't understand why I had to add two more chapters.


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[idontno]

Similar situation: http://www.cdr-zone.com/forum/post-26646.html#26646

Treat project 1 and 2 as VTS 1 and 2, respectively. Delete VTS 2 and VMG Title 2 as the last steps.

@spyhawk

Thanx. That did the trick.


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[blutach]

You can edit the chapter and program table easily in PgcEdit. Double click on the title and just click to make your chapters and programs. The edit the chapter table to make sure they match what is in the PGC Editor.

Regards

[idontno]

You can edit the chapter and program table easily in PgcEdit. Double click on the title and just click to make your chapters and programs. The edit the chapter table to make sure they match what is in the PGC Editor.

Regards

Yep. PgcEdit comes thru again.

I had to delete the 3rd chapter cause there where only 2 cells.

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[spyhawk]

I started off with just "Chapter 1". Now I have 3. what was the purpose?

I think you're doing step 5 incorrectly. Whenever you have additional program(s) added, and you are adding chapter(s), DvdReMake Pro automatically select the first added program for you. Since you have only 1 program added, it should automatically select Program 2 when you are adding a chapter. All you do is hit OK.

From your post #5, you have 2 chapters referencing program 1. Deleting either Chapter 1 or 2 should do be fine. DO NOT delete the 3rd chapter.

Should you want to create more chapters, use the Split cells method.

1. Go to the Programs pane, select the program, scroll through the preview until you find a spot to create a chapter, select "Split here". A new cell is created below.
2. Select this new cell and "Insert program".
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 as many as you like.
4. Once done, either use "Add chapter" or "Insert chapter" for these new programs. You can multi-select (use Shift key) the programs for adding the chapters.

[idontno]

From your post #5, you have 2 chapters referencing program 1. Deleting either Chapter 1 or 2 should do be fine. DO NOT delete the 3rd chapter.

What I did was set chapter 3 to program 1 in DvdRemake Pro, then in PgcEdit deleted chapter 3. It worked this way, but after reading the quote above I think I took the long way around.

I think I could have avoided this if I had done Step 5 correctly. I don't think I should have selected "Program 2".

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[idontno]

Should you want to create more chapters, use the Split cells method.

1. Go to the Programs pane, select the program, scroll through the preview until you find a spot to create a chapter, select "Split here". A new cell is created below.
2. Select this new cell and "Insert program".
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 as many as you like.
4. Once done, either use "Add chapter" or "Insert chapter" for these new programs. You can multi-select (use Shift key) the programs for adding the chapters.

Excuse my ignorance, but what would be the advantage in doing this?

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[r0lZ]

The answer is in the quoted text!

Should you want to create more chapters, use the Split cells method.

[spyhawk]

What I did was set chapter 3 to program 1 in DvdRemake Pro, then in PgcEdit deleted chapter 3.

Doesn't make sense. Why add a chapter and then delete the same chapter? Or this is a typo?

I think I could have avoided this if I had done Step 5 correctly. I don't think I should have selected "Program 2".

Why not?

Please reread my posts again. It's plain and simple. Well, if you get it working to your satisfaction, then don't worry about it then.