Help Me!!!!!

[MAJIMOMO]

before i got into dvds i was into a lot of vcds now ive got my old collection that i would like to convert to dvds, but i dont know how. some are on 2 vcd disc but i would like to put them on 1 dvd. so i guess what im asking for is a very easy program or programs to use to accomplish this task.-------thx. in advance.

[LT. Columbo]

tmpgenc hands down. but the quality will be poor( as the source is poor)

i'd copy the discs to your HD, convert the .dat files and modify if needed.

then author with tmpgenc dvd author.

[tigerman8u]

As stated above you won't get any better quality by going to a full dvd resolution. I would stay at the 352x240/288 resolution so you don't have to re-encode. The quality might actually get worse by re-encoding and the file size will get much larger by going to full D1. You can use ISObuster to extract the npeg file from the dat file then author as columbo stated.

[reboot]

I wouldn't re-encode at all.
Extract all the mpg's from the .dat's on the disks, using VCDGear.
Author all you can fit on one DVDR, using DVDLab Pro.
Link two part movies together.
Put a chapter point at the END of each video, so when you hit the NEXT button on the remote, it jumps to the next title.

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[LT. Columbo]

feedback are you trying out to be selected as the next moderator??????
with all these "rule reminders" you'll have 1000 posts by the end of the month!

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[jimmy1001]

if you search google {how to turn vcd to dvd} it shows you step by step how to do it.........................


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