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Hello,
I originally posted this in the Newbie section but I deleted it and decided to post it here. I think the Newbie forums are a little too basic for my question.
I have DVDs (DVD+R) with home videos w/audio on them. The audio is Dolby. These DVDs are my personal DVDs and are NOT encrypted or copyrighted. They were created on a stand alone DVD recorder, have chapters every 10 minutes, and all are DVD+Rs that have been "Finalized." Now I'm looking for software to:
1) Copy/capture video and audio directly from my DVD reader/writer in my computer to my hard drive.
2) Edit the audio/video.
3) Create a DVD+R with the captured and edited video and audio.
4) Create other video files, such as WMV files, MPG files, etc. from the same captured video/audio.
Are there any programs out there that will do all this?
I have Ulead MovieFactory 3.5 and it will allow me to capture the video and audio directly from my DVD burner, but when it's done processing it, I get an error message that it doesn't support Dolby.
All my other programs insist on using my a/v capture card. I want to be able quickly take the video and audio directly from these DVD+Rs from my computer's DVD writer and put in on my hard drive to edit.
I have also downloaded the trial version of Ulead DVD Workshop 2, but I'm not able to capture video/audio directly from my DVD drive. It will only allow me to use my a/v analog input device.
I realize beggers can't be choosers, but I prefer to stay away from Nero products. Currently I have Roxio Easy Creator 7, and Ulead MovieFactory 3.5. I use DVD Derypter and Roxio for commercial DVD backups.
BTW, all these DVD+Rs will play in any DVD player computer or stand-alone (well, probably not real old ones that aren't DVD+R compatible).
Just point me in the right direction will be fine! Thanks for any help.
Edit: #3 above should say: 3) Create a DVD+R with the captured and edited video and audio using my computer DVD burner (not the stand-alone).
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 12. December 2004 @ 09:16
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