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Hi

I want to make a DVD, that can be used on stand-alone DVD-players, from my recordings made by DVBViewer.

I have searched the internet, but all the solutions I find seems to be rather complicated!

Do any of You have experience and recommendations for this?

 

It don't need to be freeware, but I would at least want a trial period to see if I can get it to work.

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there are some people that seem to like "VideoReDo", I think it should do, what you want...

Other people are using nero, but I don't know which components you'll need to edit the recodrings.

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Hello,

 

yes, VideoReDo is very simple.

You can export into VOB, MPG or for authoring DVDs its better MPV. Then you get a video and a separate audio file.

 

This two files can made with IfoEdit to a DVD structure and that you can burn with Nero as Video-DVD.

 

;)

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I use the following applications:

 

-> ProjectX to demux audio/video and to "repair" the stream

-> Cuttermaran to cut out commercials a.s.o.

(-> QuEnc to recode video if it does not fit onto a DVD5)

-> IfoEdit to create IFO and VOB files

-> ImgBurn to finally burn the files onto DVD

 

All those tools are freeware.

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There is a 30 day trial for VideoReDo, I will give that program a chance as I don't want to use 4-5 diff. programs.

Would it be better to save the recording in another format (mpg2)?

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Womble is the best one-stop option IMO, better than Videoredo , but more expensive. However, it also does not support subtitles.

 

My personal preference:

 

ProjectX to demux. (Free software)

GUI for DVDAuthor to remux and author DVD. (Free)

Burn with Nero Recode. I use the Remake DVD option for cutting out ads. (Not free, but may be part of your DVD burner package)

 

This method will extract teletext/closed captions and preserve as subtitles in the finished DVD. I also polish up the subtitles with Subtitle Workshop. (Free)

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