I have been curious to know how sync movies are made on software. I know you take a regular movie ripped from it's actual source and replace its actual audio with an album made by a band/artist. But when I try to rip it onto like, Windows Movie Maker, it won't do it, probably because the movie happens to be copyrighted. I need some tools/programs in order to do so. I need a reliable DVD Ripper program so I could copy the movie from the disc and then put it onto Windows Movie Maker and then I take out the DVD and put in a music CD so I could take out the movie's actual soundtrack and put in a music CD as a soundtrack for it. I also need a DVD Maker program I can rely on. I have Windows DVD Maker but I don't seem to find it of much use. I need a DVD Maker program where you can edit chapters because for my sync movies I would like to have each chapter separated by songs. DVDs also need like covers and that. What is a reliable program on which you can create covers and disc covers to? I also need some empty DVD cases to put them in. Where can you get them from? I think somewhere here, like the DeVille here, might give me an answer because he happens to do this type of thing.

Now you can watch multi-part synchs on youtube as one uncut film! Simply mash them together with Omnnisio!

Here is a link to a short tutorial on optimizing settings in your video editing suite for better quality YouTube videos.

Anyone a member of Second Life here or some other virtual world?

Can someone direct me to a software title that will allow me to put a synch on a disc, so that all you have to do is pop it into a player and watch?