Title problem using DVD Shrink

[Cyrusorc]

Hi,

I'm doing a video montage by selecting scene from various movies and putting them together in DVD Shrink. The problem, is that I have over 100 titles and when I try to save my work has a .iso file, I get an error because you can't get more than 79 titles or something like that.

I would like to know if anyone knows how to solve this problem please. Anyhelp would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance ^^

[manono]

Divide them in half, reauthor each half separately, and then reauthor the 2 halves together?

[Cyrusorc]

Hi manono,

I can divide my work into two half by making two separate .iso files without any problem.

Then, I'm not sure how to " reauthor each half separately " and to " reauthor the 2 halves together ". Do you mind explaining those steps please?

Thank you very much for your help and time :D

[Ghitulescu]

There are a maximum of 99 titles allowed. That's for the first issue.

For the second I'm not sure what exactly did you not understand, I really do not.

[Cyrusorc]

Well, I don't know what " reauthoring " means in terms of DVD editing and also how to reauthor a DVD.

What software do I need to use and what are the basic steps to reauthor a DVD?

Any help is welcome, thanks :)

[Ghitulescu]

http://forum.doom9.org/forumdisplay.php?f=39

[Cyrusorc]

Sorry to ask questions again, but I couldn't find anything that could help me solve my problem with the link you provided.

Basicly, I splited my work using DVD Shrink into two .iso files where each contains over 60 titles. Then when I put the content of the two files together to make one single .iso file, I get the same error again probably because I still have over 99 titles.

Is there a way to transform the two .iso splitted files such that the 60 short titles they contain get fused together to become one long and single title per .iso files?

Or is there anohter solution to bypass the 99 titles restriction?

Thanks for helping me ^^

[Ghitulescu]

Basicly, I splited my work using DVD Shrink into two .iso files where each contains over 60 titles. Then when I put the content of the two files together to make one single .iso file, I get the same error again probably because I still have over 99 titles.

Is there a way to transform the two .iso splitted files such that the 60 short titles they contain get fused together to become one long and single title per .iso files?
Yes, burn the DVD as a data disk not as a Video DVD.
Or is there anohter solution to bypass the 99 titles restriction?
Is there any possibility to bypass the speed limit for of 140 of a Fiat Panda? Sure, drop it from a airplane, it will reach some 250.
The answer is no, because that's the standard.

[Cyrusorc]

I'm sorry to say that, but burning the DVD as a data disk didn't solved the problem :(

Is there something else I could try?

Any help would be fine :thanks:

[setarip_old]

Hi!

Divide clips into two approximately equal groupings - and make two video-DVDs...

[Ghitulescu]

I'm sorry to say that, but burning the DVD as a data disk didn't solved the problem :(

It would solve the problem of having more than 99 titles on a DVD. The DVD would be playable on a PC/Mac only, not on a standalone.

[Cyrusorc]

Thanks for your help everyone.

I had to burn it on one single DVD for my class project so even if using two DVD was a good idea or making a DVD with more than 99 titles could work using a computer, I couldn't do it in that particular case :/

However I have been suggest to download another DVD editing software to fuse all the titles together and after spending a few hours on it, I was finally able to burn it and everything is fine now ^^

Thanks for everything, I appreciate :)

[harshi]

it is sure that not all 100 titles is necessary to rip.

good luck