Dvd Conversion

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09-14-2003, 03:15 PM
everthingGen

Irecently downloaded Die Another Day Movie in 2 parts.Part 2 has converted into DVD Format so that it can be played on External DVD Player.
However when I try to convert Part 1 it converts UPSIDE DOWN although on the pc it plays normally anyone got an answer.
John (everythingGen)
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Hope some one has the solution :o :o :o
09-14-2003, 03:49 PM
Hyperspam

This is going to sound wierd, but this week I came up with a new way to convert all file formats painlessly and it seems to work perfectlly every time. All you need to do it is have Burning Nero, the K-lite full codec pack, and a simple little program already installed on your computer......called Windows Movie maker.
Open windows media maker import the file you want to convert to burn, hit the button edit....select all, copy, then paste the clips on the bottom of the screen where your movie project is. Then hit save movie....set screen resolution. When it is done saving all you have to do is start up burning nero....and voila..when it's done you have a VCD ready to play on your DVD player.....No more TMPGENC involved!!! So far using this method it hs come out perfect every time!! :D
09-14-2003, 04:57 PM
Grimlock

were do i find windows media maker on my computer?
09-14-2003, 06:20 PM
browser

Hyperspam, most ppl want DVD quality, not VCD quality
09-14-2003, 09:53 PM
crom558

I copied and pasted file like you said. I went to save movie, but I didn't get the select resolution option. I saved it regardles. Am I suppossed to be saving the file from Windows Movie Maker to my computer? Once I save the file, what option on nero do I have to select before burning the file?
09-14-2003, 09:54 PM
crom558

What version of movie maker are you using?
09-14-2003, 10:47 PM
Jay

use arcsoft showbiz instead, it came with my xp home
09-14-2003, 10:48 PM
Hyperspam

Did you paste the clips in to make the movie in the project area??? or were you just saving the collection. In burning nero just tell it to make a VCD and then add the movie file in. It should have been saved in the MY VIDEOS folder. Then tell it to burn, it can encode it and burn it then.
09-14-2003, 10:50 PM
Hyperspam

Quote:

Originally posted by Grimlock@14 September 2003 - 16:57
were do i find windows media maker on my computer?

If you have XP you should be able to find it in your acessiories folder from the start menu. If it's not there you either need to add the program from the original disk or you don't have XP.
09-14-2003, 11:26 PM
crom558

Has anyone had success using this method? I tried this but it did not work for me. I think I must have done something wrong. These are the steps I took, maybe someone can tell me where I went wrong. First I opened Windows Movie Maker, then imported the file, copied and pasted into the area where all the empty frames are at the bottom of Movie Maker. Then I went to File and save movie file... After I saved the file I opened up Nero and selected the vcd option, after that was encoded and burned I put it in my dvd player and I got the messafe "No Disc". Any suggestions???
09-15-2003, 12:39 AM
gimli_the_dwarf1

tagged :D
09-15-2003, 01:45 PM
jimmyfly

I had the same problem and there are different solutions to this problem the one which worked for me was to erase all my codecs and start again for some reason there is a conflict by having too many they will mess it up with nero.
09-15-2003, 02:32 PM
Gre1

Quote:

Originally posted by Hyperspam@14 September 2003 - 10:49
This is going to sound wierd, but this week I came up with a new way to convert all file formats painlessly and it seems to work perfectlly every time. All you need to do it is have Burning Nero, the K-lite full codec pack, and a simple little program already installed on your computer......called Windows Movie maker.
Open windows media maker import the file you want to convert to burn, hit the button edit....select all, copy, then paste the clips on the bottom of the screen where your movie project is. Then hit save movie....set screen resolution. When it is done saving all you have to do is start up burning nero....and voila..when it's done you have a VCD ready to play on your DVD player.....No more TMPGENC involved!!! So far using this method it hs come out perfect every time!! :D

But I bet the quality isn't good as using tmpgenc. I wouldn't just recommend slopping it together just for it to be vcd ready. To everythinggen what did u encode it with I hope not Nero.