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c22shooter · 05-01-2006

Hi I use the following to edit my VRO files. 1st dont edit them on your RAM disc. Just drag over the VRO file from inside the relevant folder onto your Hard Drive. Download/Install Womble MPEG-VCR. Drag VRO folder into it. I use this software, its the fastest to drag the timeline around and insert your edit points to delete adverts etc. Its also frame accurate on its cutting, some people will dispute this but try it yourselve. It will produce an MPEG file. I then use TMPGenc DVD Author to produce my DVD with fairly good menu options. basic motion menus with sound are possible. Dont worry about going over the DVD max size to much. Just ignore the warnings and press on. The final authored DVD can be shrunk in DVD SHRINK to fit on single layer DVD.

You can also look at a panasonic DVD recorder forum at

.thewholewideweb.com/forum/default.asp?CAT_ID=7 (copy paste then put www in front)

If you need any specific help PM me.

05-01-2006	#3 (permalink)
c22shooter CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: south east england Posts: 46	Re: .vro or .gi video file conversion Hi I use the following to edit my VRO files. 1st dont edit them on your RAM disc. Just drag over the VRO file from inside the relevant folder onto your Hard Drive. Download/Install Womble MPEG-VCR. Drag VRO folder into it. I use this software, its the fastest to drag the timeline around and insert your edit points to delete adverts etc. Its also frame accurate on its cutting, some people will dispute this but try it yourselve. It will produce an MPEG file. I then use TMPGenc DVD Author to produce my DVD with fairly good menu options. basic motion menus with sound are possible. Dont worry about going over the DVD max size to much. Just ignore the warnings and press on. The final authored DVD can be shrunk in DVD SHRINK to fit on single layer DVD. You can also look at a panasonic DVD recorder forum at .thewholewideweb.com/forum/default.asp?CAT_ID=7 (copy paste then put www in front) If you need any specific help PM me. __________________ System Specs Chieftec BX O2b case--Antec Tru Power 550 Watt PSU--Asus A8V Deluxe Motherboard--AMD Athlon FX-55 CPU--Zalman CNPS7700 CPU Cooler--2GB Corsair Pro XMS3200 cas3 DDR SDRAM--Benq DW-1640(F/W BSLB)--Plextor Premium CD-RW (F/W1.06)--Toshiba 1712 DVD Rom Reader--Mitsubishi DP920 19” CRT Monitor 1152x864@100hz. Great for games and colour on graphical work--Power Cooler XT800xt Pro 256mb Graphics Card--250gb Hitachi 7K250 SATA 7200rpm. Running of Motherboard--160gb Maxtor.--120gb x 2 8mb Western Digital--Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS 7.1 PCI Card Windows XP Home SP2 all patches. My Photos http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/c22shooter@btopenworld.com/album?.dir=/e6a6