The first one is a DvdReMake tutorial from Vurbal.
DvdReMake, or DRM, is a piece of software that allows you to edit a DVD. There are two different versions, DvdReMake and DvdReMake Pro, both of which can be used for basic editing like removing entire titles or menus, hiding menu buttons, and stripping angles from titles. Additionally, the Pro version allows you to remove ILVU (aka interleaving or seamless branching), perform extensive menu editing (removing, adding, or editing the commands for buttons), and advanced title or menu editing (adding, removing, or replacing chapters or cells).
The guide goes through the basics of using DvdReMake and explains how to remove unwanted features from a DVD to fit it on a single DVD±R. The next part of the guide will explain some of the more advanced features that are only available in DvdReMake Pro. The Part II will be available later.
Dela has written a total of three guides that explain how to create a DVD Video disc from Super VideoCD (SVCD) content. Although the resulting DVD will not actually be DVD Video compliant (due to the resolution used on SVCDs), the disc will still play properly on most DVD players.
The first guide explains how to create DVD from an SVCD stored on CDs, the second guide is for creating the DVD from CD images of MPEG files and the third guide explains how to fit multiple movies on a single DVD±R(W) and how to create a simple menu for the disc. All the guides utilize DVD-lab for authoring.
The guides are available at the following addresses.
Editing a DVD with DvdReMake - Part I:
https://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/dvdremake_tutorial.cfm
SVCD to DVD±R with DVD-Lab (From CD's):
https://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/svcd_to_dvdr_from_cds.cfm
SVCD to DVD±R with DVD-Lab (From CD-Images or MPEG Files):
https://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/svcd_to_dvdr_from_img.cfm
How to put multiple SVCD movies on one DVD±R:
https://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/multiple_svcd_on_dvdr.cfm
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Written by: Jari Ketola @ 1 Sep 2004 12:45
