Hello,

I'd like to create a test DVD with a few chapters from select movies.  I'd like to make sure the chapters are perfect and have both DTS and Dolby sound tracks to compare them.    I'm not sure if this is possible to do with simple software but would like to know if anyone has a good solution.

I'd like to take a couple of chapters from 5th element - taxi and diva scene
I'd like to take a chapter from master and commander - beginning fight

Probably a scene from Blade Trinity - suggestions welcome 
Probably a scene from one of the LOTRs - suggestions welcome 

Probably a scene from Galaxy Quest  - suggestions welcome 

I'd love to have one disc to compare audio samples of a few different DTS and DD scenes without having to change the DVDs or bring all those DVDs with me to the store.   Is it possible to make such a disc with "standard software"?    I currently have the latest nero, dvd43 and 1clickpro.

Thanks!

PS - those movies have DTS, DTS full bit and DTS 6.1- and I have the original discs.   I have quite a few DVDs (98% original) so if you can recommend movies with different DD formats I should copy I would greatly appreciated it!

Sorry if this has been covered before - no idea what to search for.

Hi friend! I dont' know if the software you mention can do this, probably you need a software like DVD Remake Pro to accomplish your wish

(in reply to boe)

Thanks I gave it a try.  It did allow me to make individual discs of just the scenes I wanted.    I tried to combine discs and for some reason it didn't like the navigation when changing between "discs" on the same disc.   I also tried to combine VTS without luck. 

I was able to create the ideal disc of the different scenes with Nero Vision however it was actually less than ideal because when I imported the VOB files it converted to audio to stereo.  I'm currently using Nero 7.5.1 Premium.  There may be a way to import the VOBs and keep the audio tracks but I can't figure it out.   It is a shame as it seems I'm so close and yet so far.

(in reply to alexmacris)

Hi friend! I haven't done anything close to what you have said, so i cannot comment it, sorry, maybe other member knows more?

(in reply to boe)

Well my advice follows a bit dfifferent path to the solution. Why dont you try to extract only the audio format of each scene. In this case you will have only audio no video but you will be able to say the difference of each sample. 

Just my 5 cents( i dont give 2 any more) 

(in reply to alexmacris)