I-author

csauer · 3rd February 2002, 17:42

In the new realese (1.0.6.3) there´s added an option to use I-author.
as I understand it, it can be used to create menus.
Q1: Where can i get this program ?
Q2: How do I create menus and string them to DVD2SVCD ?
Q3: Can I make menus with VCDXbuild or VCDImager ?

gerti67 · 3rd February 2002, 18:13

Hi csauer,

Q1:
I-author is/was a powerfull software to create SVCDs with all possible features, have a look at the SVCD guides at http://www.doom9.org for more information on that.

Q2:
You can't actually do that in dvd2svcd. Just use the created MPEG files with Nero Burning Rom (5.5.7.2) or WinOnCD (5.01) to create menus and so on. WinOnCD has the more powerfull options than Nero on that.

Q3:
Read "manual.txt" in "DVD2SVCD\VCDImager" directory for more on that because i haven't looked into that yet and i will not tell anything wrong here.

HTH,
gerti67

csauer · 3rd February 2002, 18:33

Thank you gerti67.
I´ll get right on it.

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csauer Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 12	I-author In the new realese (1.0.6.3) there´s added an option to use I-author. as I understand it, it can be used to create menus. Q1: Where can i get this program ? Q2: How do I create menus and string them to DVD2SVCD ? Q3: Can I make menus with VCDXbuild or VCDImager ?

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gerti67 Reloaded! Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: The Matrix Posts: 824	Hi csauer, Q1: I-author is/was a powerfull software to create SVCDs with all possible features, have a look at the SVCD guides at http://www.doom9.org for more information on that. Q2: You can't actually do that in dvd2svcd. Just use the created MPEG files with Nero Burning Rom (5.5.7.2) or WinOnCD (5.01) to create menus and so on. WinOnCD has the more powerfull options than Nero on that. Q3: Read "manual.txt" in "DVD2SVCD\VCDImager" directory for more on that because i haven't looked into that yet and i will not tell anything wrong here. HTH, gerti67 __________________ "We've heard that a million monkeys at a million keyboards could produce the complete works of Shakespeare; now, thanks to the Internet, we know this is not true." - Robert Wilensky, University of California, 1997

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csauer Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 12	Thank you gerti67. I´ll get right on it.