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malik
27th August 2003, 19:04
Hi guys I just wanna ask if I can cut a small scene from a DVD movie and keep everything as it is including menus and subtitles..etc.

please I really need help. :(

Derrow
28th August 2003, 00:58
Nope.

I need to enhance my tools first to adjust the timecodes.

malik
28th August 2003, 01:52
when it will be out? and there is another thing. what is the best way to convert the DVD to mpeg with same quality and subtitled (I meant compiled with the mpeg itself)? because I tried DVDx and DVDtoMPEG and they were not good enough.

Derrow
28th August 2003, 01:59
I'm only doing DVD. Converting to mpeg is not interesting.

It won't be out that soon. So keep waiting.

malik
28th August 2003, 16:38
No I mean is there another program that do a good converting form DVD to mpeg ? other than yours.

dvd_maniac
28th August 2003, 17:09
TMPGenc DVD Author or Ulead DVD Movie factory 2
You will have to setup chapter marks, but that only takes 1-2 minutes.

malik
30th August 2003, 17:18
Originally posted by Derrow
Nope.

I need to enhance my tools first to adjust the timecodes.


and when it will be out :D ?

2COOL
30th August 2003, 18:31
Does anyone else need their free pie (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7770) right away?

malik
22nd September 2003, 06:49
I want that software :(

malik
26th September 2003, 15:48
plz I really need it. it maybe there but I couldnt understand it because my english is not that good so plz someone tell me if its there.

maa
26th September 2003, 16:22
Is this a new kind of joke ?

- Don't get it :confused:

malik
26th September 2003, 16:32
no plz (simple language)

malik
30th September 2003, 14:11
plz plz plz plz :(

2COOL
30th September 2003, 22:13
If you had a mac, you could try this (http://www.tfdvd.com/public/159.cfm). Looks cool doesn't it?

maa
1st October 2003, 01:05
Holy Shit! Where's the PC version ?

Had to laugh at the last line on the page about the Play All scripting though :D

2COOL
1st October 2003, 02:23
Though I don't have a MAC, I often wonder what kinda of talk/information/guides is in that closed-to-nonmembers forum. You think they're talking about us Doom9 users and our IFOedit?

Trai Forrester
16th December 2003, 22:51
Hi Doom 9 Board Members,

This is more like it:

TFDVDEdit 2 (http://www.tfdvdedit.com)

I've really learned a lot in these forums over the years, and want to especially thank Derrow and MPUCoder, also jdobbs, Lord of the Discs, Arky, TRILIGHT, 2COOL (yes 2COOL, we're talking about you over at my place (http://www.tfdvd.com) :D) and others.

Although, why on earth such brilliant folks are spending so much time on Hollywood discs, is a mystery to me! :eek: ) I know, you're all really DVD authors just honing your skills? :cool:

Yes, that's it. And the passion you bring to our craft, the most important thing, is unmatched.

Many thanks to Everyone,

Trai Forrester "President of DVD"
New Constellation Technologies

maa
17th December 2003, 00:12
hmmm... thought as much!

Wheres the windows version ?

Lord of the Discs
24th December 2003, 18:44
I have an eye on TFDVDEdit 2 since a while and I can tell that
it has what it takes to become the Killer-app for DVD-authoring.

Just go download the Manual for free and see for yourself.

2COOL
1st January 2004, 06:08
@Trai Forrestor

Thanks for replying to my question but I have to ask, probably the most asked question to you, but is there a windows version of TFDVDEdit developing or at least the possibility? I know you are probably a hard-core MAC user but on a business standpoint, it would be profitable to you if you got PC users into the game too, right? :)

Is there hope? or there will never be one?

Trai Forrester
1st January 2004, 19:20
Hi 2COOL,

I have a reply to Arky on this question here (http://tfdvdedit-support.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12).

I truly believe though (parodoxical as it may seem), that what I'm about to announce, as a new feature for TFDVDEdit 2 (in the next few days), will make the platform the program runs on, irrelevant.

Thank you sir, for your interest, and massive contributions to the Pro and Amateur DVD community.

Trai Forrester "President of DVD"
New Constellation Technologies

Trai Forrester
5th January 2004, 21:34
Hi Everyone,

OK, secret's out:

TFDVDEdit 2 to support Seamless Branching! (http://www.tfdvdedit.com/public/85.cfm)

Many thanks (and apologies for all this commercial posting. I'll go back to being good now :D),

TF

maa
6th January 2004, 01:23
apologies accepted - looks really fantastic - please drop us all a line when the Windows version is ready :D