Authoring DVDs/DivX

I download rare movies from the internet.

Often I have to convert these to DVD or the DivX format.

But when I do so, the included subtitles and/or audio
options are not available in the converted product.

Is there some software that will convert to DVD &/or DivX
AND keep the desired subtitles & audio selections.

"Nero8" and "DivX Author 1.5" do not have what I require.


Please help, PJ

On 1/23/10, Peter Jason posted:
> I download rare movies from the internet.

> Often I have to convert these to DVD or the DivX format.

> But when I do so, the included subtitles and/or audio
> options are not available in the converted product.

> Is there some software that will convert to DVD &/or DivX
> AND keep the desired subtitles & audio selections.

> "Nero8" and "DivX Author 1.5" do not have what I require.


> Please help, PJ

Until someone who actully knows chimes in, I have an idea that might
work.

If you could find a way to export the subtitle files or subtitle data
from the downloaded files (i.e., demux the subtitles), perhaps your
existing software could import them while creating DVD files.

You might get better help if you mentioned the formats of the files you
download and the names of the programs you use.

--
Gene Bloch 650.366.4267 lettersatblochg.com

In message
<f5b655fb-3537-4aa9-9082-5b216b25384d@o3g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>, AsK
wrote:

> Ping Ken Maltby in "alt.video.dvd.authoring". He's your man for
> authoring, PJ.

Though he still hasn’t explained what “sublayers� are...

<http://groups.google.co.nz/group/alt.video.dvd.authoring/msg/78fa65e302d868b1?dmode=source>
<http://groups.google.co.nz/group/alt.video.dvd.authoring/msg/fe08ac2444deea44?dmode=source>

Total Video2Dvd (Old name E.M. AVI to DVD) is an easy-to-use disc
authoring and burning software which includes a powerful video
converter engine for DVD that lets you do more with your standard or
High-Definition digital media. It creates standard DVD discs with
studio-quality personalized menus.

Total Video2Dvd converts any High-Definition video formats such as HD-
DV, MKV, Blu-ray TS, TP, M2TS, AVCHD, WMV-HD, HD avi to DVD and all
other popular video formats Youtube FLV, Xvid avi, Mov, Rmvb, Rm,
Divx, Wmv, Asf, VOB, DV, 3gp, Ogm, Mpeg, Mpeg4, AVI to DVD formats.

One drag-drop and one mouse-click do all your job, very easy to use.
This means that you only need drag and drop any formats videos to GUI
of Total Video2Dvd and then burn the files to DVD directly, you do
not need set other optionss as other DVD author software in Easy Mode.

http://www.effectmatrix.com/total_vi...thor/index.htm

In message <cdb89b7f-c379-41ab-a047-
fba32771e713@q26g2000prh.googlegroups.com>, windhello wrote:

> Total Video2Dvd (Old name E.M. AVI to DVD) is an easy-to-use ...

If it’s easy to use, why is it being mentioned in alt.video.dvd.tech?

On Mon, 22 Mar 2010 23:41:38 +1300, Lawrence D'Oliveiro
<ldo@geek-central.gen.new_zealand> wrote:

>In message <cdb89b7f-c379-41ab-a047-
>fba32771e713@q26g2000prh.googlegroups.com>, windhello wrote:
>
>> Total Video2Dvd (Old name E.M. AVI to DVD) is an easy-to-use ...
>
>If it’s easy to use, why is it being mentioned in alt.video.dvd.tech?

Why should it not be mentioned here? Is it off-topic merely because
one doesn't need to be a geek to be able to use it?

In message <r0ifq5pofhneihdv16t589uvqgf0en6maj@4ax.com>, Andrew Price wrote:

> On Mon, 22 Mar 2010 23:41:38 +1300, Lawrence D'Oliveiro
> <ldo@geek-central.gen.new_zealand> wrote:
>
>>If itÂ’s easy to use, why is it being mentioned in alt.video.dvd.tech?
>
> Why should it not be mentioned here? Is it off-topic merely because
> one doesn't need to be a geek to be able to use it?

What is this group for then, if not geeks?