I think the last two steps can be skipped by using Toast's VIDEO_TS burning feature but I still listed it for completeness. use growisofs to create an image, e.g.: cd /tmp/dvd mkisofs -dvd-video -o. without chapters: mkdir /tmp/dvd cd /tmp dvdauthor -t -a mp2+de,ac3+de -v 16:9+720x576 -o dvd movie.mpeg dvdauthor -T -o dvd use dvdauthor to create the DVD (VIDEO_TS), e.g. use mplex to get an MPEG again: mplex -f 8 -o movie.mpeg movie.m2v movie.mp2 movie.ac3 demux the TS stream into separate video and audio parts, let's say movie.m2v (video), movie.mp2 (stereo audio), movie.ac3 (surround) using "MPEG Streamclip" or "ProjectX". But how can the menu be the problem?!įor reference, here is what I do to get a DVD video with two audio tracks using Open Source software:
Maybe the problem is with the menus? I didn't yet try to create a DVD without a menu using Toast. I can select only a single audio track for each video file. For example, when I wanted - let's say - to have an English Dolby Digital (AC3) surround sound track and a German stereo sound track combined on a single DVD it would not let me choose it. However, the result was always the same: It just accepted one single audio track and not more.
What I am missing is a way to select "All" in that drop-down box for the audio tracks.Īnother thing I tried was to use "MPEG Streamclip" and export/convert the file into "MPEG-2" or "MPEG-2 with MP2 audio" or to "demux" it and then import/add these files to the DVD in Toast. Now, when I see/edit the added video/TS file I have a drop-down box for the audio tracks and I can select each one without problem - but only one. Then I go to Toast 9 Titanium, create a "Video DVD" with a menu, add the TS file (it is inserted there no problem), and use the following settings (I hope I get the translation right, my version is German): "use own encoding", video format MPEG-2, never re-encode, audio: Dolby Digital automatic. One of them is this one (and the easiest I could find): I take the transport stream file from the DreamBox, load it into "MPEG Streamclip", trim it there and output/export the stream as TS (transport stream) again. Actually, I tried many different approaches. Thank you for your reply! I will try to explain how I do this. Thanks in advance for any answer & Best Regards, Stefan.Ĭan you walk me through your steps when using Toast? Maybe that will help me see where things are going wrong.
#Toast burn cd add track how to
I have not yet discovered an option that allows me to put ALL of the audio tracks on the video DVD so that I can later select the audio track(s) with my DVD player remote while playing the DVD.ĭoes anyone know how to accomplish this? I have done this several times using open source software (on the terminal) without any problems so I expect that an expensive software package like Toast 9 Titanium ("expensive" compared to free open source software) should be able to do such a thing with ease. Now, when I try to burn such movies on a video DVD using Toast (no matter which version) it only allows me to select ONE of these audio tracks. I can easily change the tracks and listen to all of them without problems (on the Dreambox and on the Mac). German and French or English and German Dolby Digital surround sound. They sometimes contain multiple audio tracks, e.g.
The issue is the following: I have a Dreambox that records DVB-S transport streams in the. I also tried a lot of search queries here and on Google without success so my last hope is to get an answer here by starting this new topic.
#Toast burn cd add track movie
Now I am using Toast 9 and I still did not figure out a way to burn a movie with multiple audio tracks on a single video DVD. I am a user of Roxio Toast (Titanium) since Toast 7.
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