merge DVD-10 to DVD-5

Hi! I'm looking for a way to backup a "flipper" DVD-10 (two-sided one layer
disc) to a normal DVD-5 (one sided one layer). The problem is that I would
like to keep the menues, possibly merge them, and I would like a continous
play of the main feature (automatic transition from former "A side" to "B
side"). Is this doable with, say, DVDReMakePro? If so, how?
Thanks!

Gile

On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 14:38:14 +0100, "Gile" <lgojcetaNO-> wrote:

>Hi! I'm looking for a way to backup a "flipper" DVD-10 (two-sided one layer
>disc) to a normal DVD-5 (one sided one layer).
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DVDshrink

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"Gile" <lgojcetaNO-> wrote in message
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> Hi! I'm looking for a way to backup a "flipper" DVD-10
> (two-sided one layer disc) to a normal DVD-5 (one sided one
> layer). The problem is that I would like to keep the menues,
> possibly merge them, and I would like a continous play of the
> main feature (automatic transition from former "A side" to "B
> side"). Is this doable with, say, DVDReMakePro? If so, how?
> Thanks!
>

DvdReMake comes close. What it will do is create a super-menu
allowing a choice between the two original menus, now both on
the same side of the DVD. I am not sure, however, that it has
an option, in this mode, of continuous play from the side A
feature to the side B feature (I suppose one would wonder: why
have menu B in such a case?) But, if it does not have this
option, all is not lost - it also enables you to modify VM
commands.

Sounds like a fun project, the result of which would be
interesting to hear about.

One would think that, by now, any of the contemporary approaches
to DVD players would have created a built in system of resolving
more than one VIDEO_TS folder on a DVD. Perhaps with a numeric
postfix, or possibly more simply by handling additional folders
within the VIDEO-TS folder. It's not like these players need
concern themselves with an antiquated standard they've already
circumvented when offering AVI, MP3, MPEGISO, etc., eh?

Bill's News

Thanks for your reply.
I have started playing with DVDReMake Pro, but I am not quite familiar with
all the VM commands and editing of those...guess I'll just have too start
exploring.

"Bill's News" <> wrote in message
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>
> "Gile" <lgojcetaNO-> wrote in message
> news:eqpqkr$843$...
>> Hi! I'm looking for a way to backup a "flipper" DVD-10 (two-sided one
>> layer disc) to a normal DVD-5 (one sided one layer). The problem is that
>> I would like to keep the menues, possibly merge them, and I would like a
>> continous play of the main feature (automatic transition from former "A
>> side" to "B side"). Is this doable with, say, DVDReMakePro? If so, how?
>> Thanks!
>>
>
> DvdReMake comes close. What it will do is create a super-menu allowing a
> choice between the two original menus, now both on the same side of the
> DVD. I am not sure, however, that it has an option, in this mode, of
> continuous play from the side A feature to the side B feature (I suppose
> one would wonder: why have menu B in such a case?) But, if it does not
> have this option, all is not lost - it also enables you to modify VM
> commands.
>
> Sounds like a fun project, the result of which would be interesting to
> hear about.
>
> One would think that, by now, any of the contemporary approaches to DVD
> players would have created a built in system of resolving more than one
> VIDEO_TS folder on a DVD. Perhaps with a numeric postfix, or possibly
> more simply by handling additional folders within the VIDEO-TS folder.
> It's not like these players need concern themselves with an antiquated
> standard they've already circumvented when offering AVI, MP3, MPEGISO,
> etc., eh?
>
>

Gile