Capture 3 small dvd videos and merged in a new one.

[Gonzalo]

Hi there,

I'm a Macintosh user and I'm trying to copy a video from 3 different DVD disks and put them all in a new DVD disk.

Someone knows how to do this?

I appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Gonzalo

[setarip]

You may have to wait a while for the following:

"DVD2one V1.3.0
Here's a new version of DVD2one with the following new features:

Added a powerful new copy mode: the join mode. You can read all about it on this page.
Added default audio and subtitle selection for movie-only and join mode. Just doubleclick on the row to select that language as default.
Added a special feature for join mode to navigate through the different titlesets. Just in case your dvd player does not feature a disk navigator itself.
Fixed a small problem in the compression ratio calculation, which could affect the destination size estimation of the variable ratio mode.

The Mac version is still under development, we are doing our best."

[Gonzalo]

Hi, thanks for your help. I also have a friend who sent me this.

"If is a non-commercial DVD you can use XTractor from Heuris to extract the files
and then use DVD Studio Pro to create a new DVD disk."

What do you think?

[setarip]

"What do you think?"

I'm afraid I have nothing to offer, as I'm not a Mac user...

[Gonzalo]

No problem, thanks for your help.
Anyway is good to know how we can do it in a PC.

[setarip]

"thanks for your help."

My pleasure ;>}

[Gonzalo]

Hi, I finally found how to do it, and I would like to share it.

1. I download a program called DVD Imager, it's free and extract your video from your DVD into your hard drive.
2. Then, download DVDxDV, it's not free ($25) and it will help you to open those files from your hard drive and create a QuickTime from them.
3. Then, using iDVD or DVD Studio Pro you can put them into a new DVD.

BINGO!

See yaa