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Dear John,

We use a program called ULead DVD workshop for creating menus and chapter
points. I believe you can use this no matter how you have altered the
original format. We have a tutorial online at:

http://fc.case.edu/video/video.html

for video editing in general. The section on ULead starts at around 26:00
minutes into it. 

Tina



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>Subject: PAL to NTSC DVD conversion
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Leaving aside the legal issues for the moment, has anyone found a way to
successfully convert a PAL DVD to NTSC with fully functional menus?  The
video
conversion is easy enough, but if you lose the ability to search by chapter
or
to turn subtitles on and off, the conversion is not really complete.  Any
insight would be greatly appreciated.

Jon

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