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AlannY
10th June 2009, 14:49
Several years ago, I splitted one DVD9 by 2 DVD5 with IfoEdit and burn it on 2 DVD-R disk.

Now, I want to join/merge this 2 DVD into 1. I don't need menu, just main content (for the following ripping).

Thanks for patiens.

P.S. Search on forum did not give me solution.

Guest
10th June 2009, 15:31
Re-rip your original DVD9.

Ghitulescu
11th June 2009, 17:10
http://forum.videohelp.com/topic120021.html

setarip_old
11th June 2009, 21:08
@Ghitulescu

Hi!

Although it's not a forum rule, I just thought I'd let you know that when a moderator/"Doom9 Team Member" (in this case, "neuron2") posts a suggestion to re-rip original commercial media, or asks questions about the original commecial media, I've observed that members usually don't post further suggestions to the thread until the O.P. has responded to the moderator...

Ghitulescu
12th June 2009, 07:49
@Ghitulescu

Hi!

Although it's not a forum rule, I just thought I'd let you know that when a moderator/"Doom9 Team Member" (in this case, "neuron2") posts a suggestion to re-rip original commercial media, or asks questions about the original commecial media, I've observed that members usually don't post further suggestions to the thread until the O.P. has responded to the moderator...

Sorry, it won't happen again.

However, I fail to see the word "commercial" in the original post. I own myself several DVD9s made of my own holiday trips (they hold about 2-3 "MiniDV hours") on which I hold the copyright. And they are originals.

Guest
12th June 2009, 13:27
The reference to menus and main content makes the probability quite high that we are dealing with commercial material.

blutach
12th June 2009, 22:46
As well, even though there are plenty of authoring packages for home movies which make menus, the announcement in Newbies still applies (point 2).

http://forum.doom9.org/announcement.php?f=6

More to the point, the OP says the split was done several years ago (probably well before personal DVD cams and authoring packages became popular).

Anyway, the OP has his answer and it is unproductive to continue comment, so I am closing this thread.

Regards