How to Burn 2 movies to one DVD with Nero 7

[blutach]

Get the stuff into separate folders from the ISOs.

The easiest way to make 2 DVDs into one project with menus is DVD Remake Pro. It is almost a 1 click operation. Drawback - it is not free.

If you could care less about menus, use DVD Shrink in re-author mode. Use Ctrl-I to import from the ISOs, if you like. After this, you could consider Titlewriter. Get it from the stickies in our Authoring & Editing forum.

Regards

[umpire]

Hi all,
this seems a tad too confusing.
Is there a guide on "How to Burn 2 DVDs on one DVD" around?
Hopefully it's one for newbies.
(me)

[Chewy]

Why?

Most dvd's barely fit on one backup. blanks are cheap

[NightTran]

Chewy, my nero 7 can do two iso with nero vision and make a simple menu, I dont know why he/she can't.

I know what you mean but some time some dvd is very little I even do 3 or 4 in one, my parents VCD I sometime put 6 in it if the quality still good

[Chewy]

at 1 1/2 hours a dvd is fine, at 3 hours the compression gets to a point where it's not worth the extra blank, the only reason I put gone with the wind
on one disk is it had a mono sound track that took up very little space

The extended version of kingdom of heaven was over 190 minutes long,
at that poiint it was not worth trying to compress to a single disk

I will put 4 45 minutes episode on a single disk

over 3 hours of digital video you might as well split it up or leave it split up

[NightTran]

Some VNese ep. is 45 mins ( I put 4 on 1) some is 25-30 mins ( I put 6 in one)

when I had vision 6 I could not do iso, upgrade to 7 I can

you may want to update your 7 and see if it helps

[umpire]

@chewy

Hi!
I have several DVDs with only 40 min duration (children's stuff) that I want to backup and thus save from disrespectful handling.
So how can I easily put two or three of these short movies on one DVD-R?

Any help is appreciated.
ump.

[Chewy]

http://forum.digital-digest.com/showthread.php?t=63656

easiest way but no menus, good way to start

[umpire]

@chewy:

Thanks for the link, I'll try this!