Converting recorded programs to DVD format

[liteswap]

Seems that TMPGEnc DVD Author gets round it somehow since it creates DVDs that play the move then stop when they get to the end. Whatever

I'm still looking for an all-in-one tool - since, although my experience is that best-of-breed, single-function software is usually better, the sheer volume of stuff I seem to be burning these days (thanks to GBPVR!) means that a more streamlined approach would be less onerous.

[FirstTeamOPS]

That's cool TMPGEnc gets around the menu thing. Good to know!

Yea, I hear you. I'm still kinda looking for an all-in-one as well. I know most video editing software can accomplish this, but I'm only aware that Ulead's products have the option to not reencode the entire video frame. Reencoding the entire video frame is essentially the same as recompressing a JPEG image, it quickly degrades quality.

[Wim Fabri]

I also use VideoReDo... the problem is that it doesn't support the DVR-MS files she's looking to edit.

I use VideoReDo with DVR-MS files ... The current version does support them.

[FirstTeamOPS]

The current version does support them.

Yea, I think that's what I'm using because I tried to have it find a DVR-MS file and it didn't see it.

[zaphod7501]

You have to enable the option for output, IIRC. In the tools menu hold "shift" then options. An advanced menu opens up with an option to output DVR-MS; set to "true".

In "File Types" in regular "options" menu there is a checkbox to add DVR-MS files to the recognized file types.