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I've got a frustrating problem here that I'm hoping somebody will be able to help me out with. Just the other day, I picked up the Family Guy: Season 3 boxed set. That now gives me all three seasons on DVD. Fox, sadly, decided to remove the majority of the commentaries from the episodes and only 2 episodes exist with commentaries on each disc. I would like to go and compile all of the episodes with commentary onto one or two DVDs and have a rudimentary menu. Thus far, I have figured out how to take the two episodes from each disc and separate them into just their video, subtitle, and two audio tracks. (One normal audio track and one commentary track). I then have some software which can take these raw file formats and combine them into their own .vob files and .ifo/.bup files as well. This is where my problem occurs.
Does anybody know of a program which can take the four or five separate .vob files and compile them into one movie? If I could get the proper file format, I could just burn them using Nero. Sadly, every DVD Authoring software I have come across has choked when it sees the .ac3 audio tracks, or will only allow me to use ONE of the audio tracks. So basically, I have to either pick the normal audio track or the commentary track only. I'm not able to choose both of them with any software which I have tried. I have one program which is able to make the proper .ifo and .bup files for ONE video track, but it can't combine multiple .vob files into one DVD. Help!
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