Converting avi to burn onto DVD?

Baron_Samedi · 8 Mar 2006 at 09:15

No reason until you get audio sync problems owing to poor source ie missing frames in DVB capture....

Then you cuss it, uninstall it and demultiplex the file with ProjectX, remultiplex with TMPGenc and convert to MPEG-2 before creating a multi-episode DVD with DVD Author or similar..

Lonewolf · 8 Mar 2006 at 17:03

Baron_Samedi said:
No reason until you get audio sync problems owing to poor source ie missing frames in DVB capture....

Then you cuss it, uninstall it and demultiplex the file with ProjectX, remultiplex with TMPGenc and convert to MPEG-2 before creating a multi-episode DVD with DVD Author or similar..

Decompress.exe will normally solve any sync problems prior to encoding with WinAvi.

Sherbs · 9 Mar 2006 at 00:18

Just wondering how long it takes to encode a 700mb avi to dvd. Normally 2 hours for me. AMD64 3000+ Using Nero Vision Express.

Lonewolf · 9 Mar 2006 at 07:25

SherberT* said:
Just wondering how long it takes to encode a 700mb avi to dvd. Normally 2 hours for me. AMD64 3000+ Using Nero Vision Express.

WinAvi, about 30 mins.

joffy · 9 Mar 2006 at 08:42

This is an essential site for all things video, DVD etc... http://www.videohelp.com

WinAvi has a fair share of problems apparently going by the commnets on the site.

Baron_Samedi · 9 Mar 2006 at 09:42

Well spotted - thats why I binned it!

Roughneck · 9 Mar 2006 at 10:30

binaryknight said:
one of the easiest is to use winavi

another vote for winavi ,its fast as well. As long as u dont want menus and stuff it does the job