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PC DVD DVD Authoring Creating or Copying DVD Movies with Chapters and Episodes
PC DVD DVD Authoring Creating or Copying DVD Movies with Chapters and Episodes
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The current trend of DVD videos, movies especially, feature a lot of extra elements such as DVD chapters, subtitles, photo galleries and menus. These are contained in those .VOB or .IFO files, as part of the DVD file package that when played, are multiplexed collectively as a stream form. Creating DVD videos to contain DVD chapters, menus, subtitles and like will require more than a bit of skill in video encoding. However, some DVD copy utilities, such as VSO ConvertXtoDVD considerably dumbs downs the process to make video encoding relatively easy. With just a little bit of understanding on how video encoding works and a capable software like VSO ConvertXtoDVD you can create your own DVD movies or burn DVD episodes from scratch without problem. The easiest way to create DVD movies to contain chapters and menus is copying from sources that already have these features. Most legally bought DVD movies have these features and any capable DVD burning software, such as DVD Next Copy Next Tech copy all DVD chapters, copy selected episodes or copy selected chapters. Take note that most commercially produced DVD movies use some kind of copy protection scheme which often affects .VOB files. Making duplicates of these copy protected DVDs using any DVD burning software (like Nero) will create inferior or even unplayable versions of your movie. However, since DVD Next Copy Next Tech can bypass these schemes to burn protected episodes or copy episodes of the DVD video, creating DVD movies with Next Tech will rarely give you any problem. Additional resources about DVD burning you might be interested in:View DVD Burning Software Reviews |
