Okay, guys -- I'm basically looking for some good DVD Editing Software -- freeware or not. So, what do you guys like?
I liked
AVS, but the water-mark is annoying in the trial version; hehe. For $30 a year -- ugh, I want a one-shot deal thing where I buy say a program's Version 6.0 and just stick w/ that for a while; maybe buy say Version 9.0, years later down the road when I need another one (where there's much newer and better video formats out there).
AVS (Trial) did basically mostly everything I was looking for -- but, is there actually anything similar to that out there? Anything better out there than that? Of course, how much do the programs y'all recommend cost?
Basically, I'm looking to edit VOB's. A lot of my old roller skating tapes, dad transferred over some time ago from VHS to DVD (with his Lite-On DVD Stand-Alone Recorder) -- and of course, that turns out to be a VOB format.
The VOB's are not broken into many chapters. I'm thrown some of them on my HD already. I'm looking to truncate some of these; break 'em up; etc etc.
I'm looking to do the following: break video files (such as VOB) up into smaller files; truncate some things out of the video; mute the sound in certain spots; add titles and text to the vid (for say the opening); transfer files possibly into other formats (FLV, MOV, etc) for uploading purposes (to keep file size down); etc etc.
Okay, about file transferring to say upload online -- is there any way to have NO loss of quality from say switching from basically one format to another. I.e. say VOB to (any) MPEG format? VOB to MOV? VOB to FLV? VOB to SWF?
Also, what do you guys like for file formats for videos? What's probably the best quality? What takes up the least about of hard disk space? Etc etc.
Any help would be fantastic.