burning an avi using nero 6?

I never had much luck with nero6 and avi's. I'm sure you can burn them but I kept getting audio sync issues. VSO convertXtodvd is much better for AVI conversion. As I type this I'm currently trying nero 7 ultra.
 
Nero 7 is terrible for me aswell. I must be doing something wrong with Nero as my source avi's are perfect yet as soon as it transcode them for burning they go out of sync.

Back to VSO...
 
Andr3w:

Does your DVD player support playing AVIs (ie Divx/Xvids) if so simply burn onto a blank DVDR using Nero 6/7 as a "Data" file, and that should let you play it in your DVD player.

However, if your player doesn't support playing Xvid/Divxs you firstly need to convert them into MPEG2->DVD Video files->burn to DVDR, the likes of WinAVI does these 3 steps in one program.

VSO convertXtodvd is reportedly good as well, also try DVD Santa, or TMPGEnc 3/4 XPress in conjunction with TMPGEnc DVD Author 1.5/1.6/2.0, Nero Video Express etc.....
 
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jbloggs said:
Andr3w:

Does your DVD player support playing AVIs (ie Divx/Xvids) if so simply burn onto a blank DVDR using Nero 6/7 as a "Data" file, and that should let you play it in your DVD player.

However, if your player doesn't support playing Xvid/Divxs you firstly need to convert them into MPEG2->DVD Video files->burn to DVDR, the likes of WinAVI does these 3 sreps in one program.

VSO convertXtodvd is reportedly good as well, also try DVD Santa, or TMPGEnc 3/4 XPress in conjunction with TMPGEnc DVD Author 1.5/1.6/2.0, Nero Video Express etc.....
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Burning your AVI's as data is a fast and easy way to watch your movie/TV show and DivX players are so cheap now!

WinAVI is perhaps the quickest and easiest converter with VSO ConvertXtoDVD being the opposite in terms of speed although I think it just shades the quality side plus, ConvertXtoDVD allows for menu's and chapters to be added to your new DVD :D
 
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