The preferred method is to create
an ISO image of the DVD and mount this as a Virtual Drive . With this
method the VIDEO_TS directory on you Virtual Drive will be your SOURCE
PATH.
Alternately, you can use DVD Decrypter, in FILE MODE, to rip the entire
DVD, not just the movie, to your hard drive. With this method DVD
Decrypter's output directory will be your SOURCE PATH.
When your source is setup, run
DVD-RB. Use the browse button to point the SOURCE PATH.
Create a working directory. It
can be anywhere -- but make sure there is sufficient room. In ReJig
mode, the working directory will need as much as twice the space of
the Ripped DVD (up to 18GB). In CCE and QuEnc Mode, it will need around
9 GB. The working directory will be overwritten when processing occurs,
so be careful. In DVD-RB, use the browse button to point to the working
path.
You won't be allowed to select an Output Path, unless
you select the option "Enable "Output" Directory" under menu "Mode".
This option, if enabled, allows deciding where to place the Output
folder, with the "ready to burn" DVD-RB output files, keeping it
separate from the many other support files produced during the Rebuilder
operations. Placing Working Path and Output path on physically different
hard disks may also have some benefical impact due to the optimisation
of the I/O operations.
Make any custom settings for this
project. This includes picking your audio tracks, converting to Half-D1,
4:3 letterbox to 16:9 conversion, or any other special settings you
want.