METHOD B: THREE CLICK

For those who like to keep control, you can use the Three Click method that is the default. It let's you hold the keys to all activities.

  • Press the "Prepare" button.
    Here's what happens (about 4-5 minutes total):
    1. All the VTSs in the source directory are scanned and a .D2V files are created
    2. AVS files are also created automatically all in \D2VAVS under the "Working Path"
    3. All .AVS files represent the VTSs divided into "segments" -- each segment typically represents an individual cell (VOBID/CELLID). It can also represent portions of a cell (e.g. in interleaving)
    4. All parameters are optimally calculated (including bitrate) and are stored in an .ECL (CCE Project File)
    5. A REBUILDER.INI file is created which contains information on how to put it all back together.
  • When preparation is complete you can either open the ECL file with CCE and modify as you see fit, or just press the "Encode" button. This can take several hours depending upon your system, the size of the DVD and conversion settings.
  • After encoding is completed, you get to see where DVD-RB's real magic comes in. Push the "Rebuild" button and the video you've just created is merged and multiplexed with the original audio and subtitle streams. A new VIDEO_TS directory is created in the "Working Path".
  • Test and burn. See Method A.

 

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