ISRC codes on a video dvd!

hello there!!!
I have a rather urgent question.
is there a way to put isrc codes on a video dvd?
with dvdsp?
if it can be done...
HOW?
hehe
thank you very much
vince

To be honest, I've never tried or tested it. You could use another Mastering app if you dont need CSS etc but IMHO ME could be the best option for speed and ease. There are other expensive options (or option!) on Windows or you could just say I dont offer that service...
Getting DVDAfterEdit isn't just a software purchase so read all the info before you join. Its probably your only option if you want to add the codes though,
http://www.dvdafteredit.com/?q=node/102
-jake

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Hi,
I'm editing a videoclip that is going to MTV Europe.
I'm in Latin America and of course I need to transfert it to Pal system. They send me an MTV application form.
It says this: "ISRC NUMBER *PLEASE ENSURE THIS IS THE ISRC FOR THE VIDEO, NOT THE SOUND
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