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imacericg
Apr 28, 2008, 11:02 AM
I have several concert DVD's that I am ripping, except they are all on 2 DVD's. First half of the concert on 1 DVD, the second half of the concert on the other DVD.
I would like to encode them as 1 file if possible, how do you suggest I do this? I do have VisualHub and I know I saw a "combine files" check box. Is that the solution? Will that mess up the chapters, because I plan on naming all the chapters.
Thanks in advance!
HobeSoundDarryl
Apr 28, 2008, 11:55 AM
Get DVD2OneX. That's what it does (well).
dynaflash
Apr 28, 2008, 12:02 PM
http://forum.handbrake.fr/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2937
iamnewtomac
Apr 30, 2008, 02:32 PM
How to Create 1 file output from 2 DVDs:-
1. Use Handbreak or anyother tool to convert two independent files say A and B.
2. Use Quick Time to open file 'A' which is output converted form DVD1
3. Then on QT do Edit/Select All and Edit/Copy
4. Now you can close the file 'A'
5. Open file 'B' this time with QT again
6. now do Edit/Paste and File/Save As
7 give a new file name which will be file 'C' the new full video
I did more than 200 movies like this. Good Luck.
NightStorm
Apr 30, 2008, 04:03 PM
How to Create 1 file output from 2 DVDs:-
1. Use Handbreak or anyother tool to convert two independent files say A and B.
2. Use Quick Time to open file 'A' which is output converted form DVD1
3. Then on QT do Edit/Select All and Edit/Copy
4. Now you can close the file 'A'
5. Open file 'B' this time with QT again
6. now do Edit/Paste and File/Save As
7 give a new file name which will be file 'C' the new full video
I did more than 200 movies like this. Good Luck.
This method would screw up chapters I would imagine.
mallbritton
Apr 30, 2008, 04:27 PM
I use MacTheRipper 3, DVD2OneX (DTOX) and Handbrake. My process goes something like this:
1. Rip entire disk to HDD with MTR.
2. Repeat for Disk 2 or Side B.
3. Combine into one using DTOX.
4. Encode for :apple:TV using Handbrake.
5. Tag with MetaX.
Regards,
Michael
iamnewtomac
Apr 30, 2008, 11:42 PM
This method would screw up chapters I would imagine.
I followed this process for converting multiple dvds or avi files to one .m4v or .mp4 to use from ATV.
I did not try preserving chapters, Menu etc.
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