Many DVD problems - please help!

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  1. tenbob

    tenbob Member

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    Hi there,

    Glad to find this site as it looks like there's quite a lot of bod's on here who know their sh*t.

    I'll give you a rundown of the system and programs I'm using first:

    Computer: [bold]Apple Mac G4 Tower[/bold]
    System Software: [bold]OS 9.2[/bold]
    Programs: [bold]DVD Extractor 0.9b
    DVD Studio Pro 1.5
    MPEG Append[/bold]

    Okay, now for the problems:
    I'm not a complete dunce as I have successfully backed-up DVD's before, it's just some which are giving me aggro.

    [bold]1)[/bold] Con Air for example; I split the movie over two discs and when I played the second disc it has slight lip sync problems, how do I sort this?

    [bold]2)[/bold] Is there anyway (or program) which can shrink movies to fit on one dvd (some files being 4.7gig even after extraction!)

    [bold]3)[/bold] I have an NTSC dvd but my TV doesn't support this. Can I convert the DVD to PAL?

    [bold]4)[/bold] I also have plenty of MPEG movies on my hard disc, how do I burn these onto DVD? (Please don't tell me to copy them to CD-R because I'm using a PS2 to play my DVD's and it doesn't support CD-Rs)

    Thanks for your time.
     
  2. koola

    koola Guest

    I could tell you all the ans, but Im tired and need to sleep. You can get all the answers in here: DVD-R for newbies or DVD-R for advanced users. Just look at past threads and all will become clear. :D
     
  3. yuedana

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    Ditto on the ignorance about Macs problem, but I can help a little bit:

    1) Don't split it over two dics, make a movie only copy and exclude all menues and audio/video options that you don't need.

    2) DVD2One is a great compression program that also has a Mac version (www.dvd2one.com).

    3) You can convert, but I don't know what Mac software you would use.

    4) Again, not very difficult to do on a PC, but I don't know about on a Mac. Try the prog that Yuedana mentioned

    Hope I was of some help...
     
  5. tenbob

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    Thanx guyz
     
  6. koola

    koola Guest

    No probs :D
     

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