A client has presented me with a bit of a puzzle. He had a DVD made
and burnt to a single layer disc.
Now he wants the same thing, but in higher quality on a dual layer
disc.
The problem is he doesn't have the original project file (doesn't know
what software was used to author it anyway) nor does he have the
graphics etc used for the menus.
He does have the original source video, which can be re-encoded at a
higher bitrate to fill out the dual layer DVD-R.
If I'd done the original, it wouldn't be a problem, I'd just re-do the
video and re-author the disc.
Is there a way to swap out the video while keeping all the menus and
chapter points? The content and length will be identical, but about 2x
better looking.
Any software required to do it won't be a problem because I can see
this being useful in the future for other DVDs I've done on single
layer I may want to upgrade to dual layer.
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