Two movies on one DVD

Hi;

I have two relatively short movies (.VOB, .IFO, .BUP files). How can I put
them on a single DVD with a menu to choose one of them. CAn this be done
with DVDlab? No compression is needed since the size of each is small.

Thanks

Per

It won't do the menu you wish, but DVD Shrink will let you put them both on
the same DVD.

Dvd Lab will work just fine, no problem.

I'm sure DVDLab could do it easily. I would simply put
each movie in its own "Title". That way the first menu, the
Main or Title menu, would automatically refer to your movies.
Also if there were any technical differences between your
movies; they could still be on the same DVD.

Luck;
Ken

Thanks for the information. Is there a tutorial somewhere on the web
teaching how to do this. I could not find one on dvdrhelp.

"Per Ting" <perting2002@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:Xns95D99264C38AEperting@63.218.45.25...

It should be covered in the Help files of DVD Lab. I use
TMPGEnc DVD Author (TDA) and could tell you how to go
about it with that program. Hopefully a DVDLab user can
point you in the right direction. In TDA it is a simple process,
don't know why DVDLab would make it a hard one.

Luck;
Ken

How much DVD Lab or TMPGEnc cost?

Google for DVD Lab, www.pegasys-inc.com for TDA.

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1 5th November 08:31 per ting External User Posts: 1	Two movies on one DVD Hi; I have two relatively short movies (.VOB, .IFO, .BUP files). How can I put them on a single DVD with a menu to choose one of them. CAn this be done with DVDlab? No compression is needed since the size of each is small. Thanks Per

2 5th November 08:32 tom External User Posts: 1	Two movies on one DVD It won't do the menu you wish, but DVD Shrink will let you put them both on the same DVD.

3 5th November 08:32 colon terminus External User Posts: 1	Two movies on one DVD Dvd Lab will work just fine, no problem.

4 5th November 08:33 ken maltby External User Posts: 1	Two movies on one DVD I'm sure DVDLab could do it easily. I would simply put each movie in its own "Title". That way the first menu, the Main or Title menu, would automatically refer to your movies. Also if there were any technical differences between your movies; they could still be on the same DVD. Luck; Ken

5 5th November 08:35 per ting External User Posts: 1	Two movies on one DVD Thanks for the information. Is there a tutorial somewhere on the web teaching how to do this. I could not find one on dvdrhelp.

7 9th November 17:44 bubba External User Posts: 1	Two movies on one DVD How much DVD Lab or TMPGEnc cost?

8 11th November 05:11 ken maltby External User Posts: 1	Two movies on one DVD Google for DVD Lab, www.pegasys-inc.com for TDA.