What Software I Can Use To Replace An Audio Stream From A Marriage Dvd?
Posted by benny in FreeWare on December 1st, 2009 | 2 responses
I am having my marriage DVD in which I want to change the audio stream provided by the professional video maker. I want to change it completely to a background song and some melodies I like very much, for which the professional video maker expressed his inability claiming that it is not possible after DVD has been burned and the video camera cassette recorded / file destroyed. Please help me to know about a best software I can use in my PC.
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rip the dvd with dvd decrypter … convert to avi with autogk … open in windows movie maker and put whatever audio u want … save as a wmv … convert to dvd mpeg with tmpgenc … author the mpeg back to dvd with an authoring application like nero or whatever u can come up with … theres other ways to do it but thats the most free way except for the authoring application u will have to locate one if u dont have one .. also after u convert to avi in autogk u can strip the original sound out with virtualdub before u open in windows movie maker if it tends to blend in with the sound u want ..
He is correct in the sense that you can not “edit a dvd”.
You will have to RECREATE the entire DVD by ripping all the video from the DVD into video files (like DV AVI)…then editing the video files using a video editing program (such as Adobe Premiere for the PC or Imovie on the Mac).
After you edit it with the audio you wanted, you have to RECREATE the DVD (menus and all) with all the video you captured.
This will take hours of work and well, I wouldn’t do it for sure just for adding one song.