Can anybody help me find a good software for taking my .AVI files and burning them to a playable DVD
that I can play on my DVD Player.
I'm sure this question has been asked before, but i was unable to find very much help.
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Can anybody help me find a good software for taking my .AVI files and burning them to a playable DVD
that I can play on my DVD Player.
I'm sure this question has been asked before, but i was unable to find very much help.
have you tried google?
http://www.google.nl/search?hl=nl&q=...gle+zoeken&lr=
Thankyou!
Witch one of the many options would you use?
Win avi is a good little utility (thanks Jonno) or if you're looking for all the bells and whistles, look for Sonic Dvdit (again thanks Jonno). Both work well and are easy to use.
Someone should make a tutorial on this and pin it. :dry:
:01: You're welcome :DQuote:
Originally Posted by NikkiD
Yup, both good, dvdit is a bit ram hungry tho (not that Nikki would notice that with the nasa puter she has :rolleyes: ) , I can barely run it but win avi is a neat bit of kit and is easy on your system, also a bit simpler than dvdit I found, quick and easy :) (altho it still takes me hours to convert anything on this damn thing :angry:
Jonno :cool:
thank you!
I gave Super DVD Creator 5.05
it is extremaly Slow
anybody know how fast or slow its supposed to be
I have a P4 1.7GHz
780MB of RAM
Windows XP
/edit.
check the board rules.
I don’t appreciate the Edit I K E, I have the read the rules, all I did was ask if a Key was available, I did not specifically ask for a Key
Rule 10 says: “Don't ask for cracks, serials or keygens to be posted, you are asking someone else to break this rule.”
I did not ask for a Key to be posted
nero visionexpress is best
I used to use Super DVD ripper a long time ago and it was very good, until recelty i experienced a few problems with it. Everytime it tells me DVD decrypter not ready.
dvd santa is an easy prog to use aswell
In just the little time that I have put into this, I have learned that know matter what program you use it is going to take a lot of time, especially for larger .AVI files
Plus to get the quality that would be worth playing on a stand alone DVD Player
You will need to have a very high quality .AVI file and in some cases 2 DVD’s to Burn with. (or maybe you have a dual layer DVD burner. Like me :-) )
I had a 700MB AVI file and WinAVI turned it into a 8.5GB file… Great Quality though!!
Just a few observation!
-Matt
try running it thru dvdshrink you probaly won't notice the quality difference and it will get you back down to a single layer disc(dl's are so expensive still) :unsure:
thanks I will give it a try
and yes DL's are like $29 for 5... ouch!!
Well I have used WinAVI to turn a 717MB AVI File
Into two DVD files one is 4.5GB and the other is 3GB
I want to use Nero to burn the Files into a DVD that will play on my
DVD Player.
The Files are :
Video_TS.BUP…….8KB
Video_TS.IFO……..8KB
VTS_01_0.BUP……76KB
VTS_01_0.IFO…….76KB
VTS_01_1_.VOB….4,097,062KB
VTS_01_2.VOB……2,314,562KB
I tried to burn the first DVD with:
VTS_01_1_.VOB
Video_TS.BUP…….8KB
Video_TS.IFO……..8KB
It did not work the DVD player loaded the DVD but would not play
Can anybody help? :helpsmili :helpsmili
Well Ive used vos and it turns the avi into a dvd ready vob set in less than 1 hour for a 700mb to a dvd5 and the quality is quite good also. The software is currently freeware, at least the last time I checked and the website is at http://www.vso-software.fr/ if you want to take a look. If you cant find the app there you can get it HERE if you want to check it out...
I hate to say it but your slightly confused.You have to put all these ""Video_TS.BUP…….8KB
Video_TS.IFO……..8KB
VTS_01_0.BUP……76KB
VTS_01_0.IFO…….76KB
VTS_01_1_.VOB….4,097,062KB
VTS_01_2.VOB……2,314,562KB "" files into the "video-dvd files"section in nero or it won't work.You will need a double layer disc to burn it if you don't use dvdshrink......open up a folder named "VIDEO_TS" put the files in it and use dvdshrink to make it smaller...
Thank,
I got it, you have to add one of the .VOB files and then the rest of the files:
Video_TS.BUP…….8KB
Video_TS.IFO……..8KB
VTS_01_0.BUP……76KB
VTS_01_0.IFO…….76KB
You do not need to add both of the VOB files and burn to a Dual Layer DVD
WinAVI can slip an AVI file into two 4.7GB DVD's, or any size you would like, very cool!
I tried this it works!!
the only problem I had was, my DVD player would only play the movie
If I tried to Fast Forward or Rewind it would freeze up.
Other then that i was very happy with the quality. it was a little better then Cable TV but not as good as DVD Quality.
After wasting 5 DVD's I finally got it :frusty: :frusty:
Maybe one day after a lot of practice i will write a tutorial on this.