OS X Authoriing always requires re-encoding?
I know of <10 applications out there that offer Authoring for menu creation however they ALL require "re-encoding" all the assets
What I want to do is to take lets say 4 KvCD's and put them on a DVD and create a static or basic menu. From what I have read everywhere is to use tools that are on Win to edit the BUP IFO and simply add the new VOBs as new chapters and burn... Problem is I have not found a way yet on OS X to get this done. There is one app out there but 1. Can't afford it (695 dvdafteredit) and 2. others require re-encode which trashes KvCD's Any opinions welcome and if you can give me a short sequence to follow to get er' done I would appreciate it very much. Thank you in advance! |
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These resolutions are not DVD compliant. You need to encode your KVCDs in 352x576(480). That's KVCD compliant and KDVD compliant. But why do I get the feeling that you can't reencode your KVCDs to 352x576? You can only try my advise with legit owned sources reencoding them all over again to KVCD. |
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