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It keeps coming up with some error when formatting the DVD files.
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It is Open Source Software and is completely free.Ĭreate and burn DVD video with interactive menus It allows not only burning of video files on DVD that can be played practically on any standalone DVD player, but also creation of individually designed DVD menus.
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I recall using it back in the day when creating dvds was in fashion - 5 years ago or so )ĭVDStyler is a cross-platform free DVD authoring application for the creation of professional-looking DVDs. But I would think this does what you want for FREE. Not sure why anyone would be into creating DVDs any more these days - the trend is to just play the files directly. I'm just looking for a simple software that will take a bunch of Mpeg 2 videos (with AC3 audio), create a simple DVD menu, add some chapter stops, and format it into a DVD file? Does one exists?Īny help will be greatly appreciated. So, are there any free DVD authoring softwares that doesn't re-encode and supports Dolby AC3 audio? I'm not looking for anything fancy. Ulead VideoStudio is able to do that without a problem, but like I said, it will not accept these videos recorded from the player since it won't support Dolby AC3. It just needs to be formatted into a DVD file with menus and chapters added. I tried a few free DVD authoring softwares out there, but all of them re-encode the videos, which is crazy because the videos don't need to be re-encoded since they're already encoded in the proper format. So, the software will not author a DVD from Mpeg videos with a Dolby AC3 audio. It only supports PCM or Mpeg 2 audio, which is ridiculous IMHO since Dolby is the standard audio codec that is used in 99% of DVDs. However, the problem is, this software doesn't support Dolby AC3 audio, which is audio codec that the DVD recorder uses to record the videos. Currently, I have Ulead Video Studio 10 and it can easily extract the Mpeg 2 videos from the recorded DVD. So, I would like to edit it with a computer software since I have a DVD burner on my computer. I like the way it records, but it's very sloppy when adding chapter stops and putting together a dvd menu.