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Burning movies to dvd

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post #1
29 May 2006, 02:05 UTC#1
Ok. I have Nero and I want to burn movies and stuff I've downloaded onto DVD's. When I try to import the avi's to put onto DVD it says it isn't the right format.

What the hell do I need to do?!?!??!
post #2
29 May 2006, 02:08 UTC#2
You need a program called WinAVI.

All you do is Import the AVI and it saves it as VOB files. Use Nero to load the VOB files and everything will work fine.

EDIT: If you need any help Mike, just msg me on MSN.
post #3
29 May 2006, 02:09 UTC#3
change it to WMV?

man everyone's always haven a problem burning dvds..shit

everyone must find sony dvd architect or somethen
post #4
29 May 2006, 02:10 UTC#4
QUOTE(RyanH @ May 28 2006, 10:09 PM) [snapback]338366[/snapback]

change it to WMV?

man everyone's always haven a problem burning dvds..shit

everyone must find sony dvd architect or somethen

Noe. Converting to WMV would be bad since he wants full quality and not compressed when burning a DVD.

Sony DVD Architect will not burn as good as the WinAVI process.
post #5
29 May 2006, 02:11 UTC#5
I have DVD architect. Doesn't work well. I'm downloading that program. Thanks TOM.
post #6
29 May 2006, 02:11 UTC#6
do you need a dvd burner to burn onto dvd-r?
post #7
29 May 2006, 02:12 UTC#7
QUOTE(fambly cat @ May 28 2006, 10:11 PM) [snapback]338369[/snapback]

do you need a dvd burner to burn onto dvd-r?

haha, yes adem.
post #9
29 May 2006, 02:14 UTC#9
QUOTE(fambly cat @ May 28 2006, 10:13 PM) [snapback]338372[/snapback]

:(

But hey, you can split the avi's into two parts and burn them as a SVCD on a CD-R.

I used to do that for like 2 years all the time before I got my DVD Burner.
post #10
29 May 2006, 02:20 UTC#10
will do
post #11
29 May 2006, 02:23 UTC#11
QUOTE(fambly cat @ May 28 2006, 10:20 PM) [snapback]338379[/snapback]

will do

If you need help at all, IM me on AIM or something.
post #12
29 May 2006, 02:41 UTC#12
I've found that it's easier to take the video into a program like Sony Vegas, then render it as an MPEG II, then burn it to DVD with nero (if that's your only program). Sony DVD architect is a better program to use if your burning DVDs though.

I purchased my copy of Vegas and Architect, but I think you can download it from either LimeWire (www.limewire.com) or E-Mule (www.emule.com)
post #13
29 May 2006, 02:46 UTC#13
VSODivxToDVD.

Encodes any video file to dvd-r image within an hour, simple as fuck.
post #14
29 May 2006, 02:52 UTC#14
QUOTE(BornToDie @ May 29 2006, 02:46 AM) [snapback]338385[/snapback]

VSODivxToDVD.

Encodes any video file to dvd-r image within an hour, simple as fuck.

Why is this man not a VIP?
post #15
29 May 2006, 03:01 UTC#15
Word, but a few of us have suggested him.
Inc. me. *suckup*
post #16
29 May 2006, 03:49 UTC#16
QUOTE(BornToDie @ May 29 2006, 02:46 AM) [snapback]338385[/snapback]

VSODivxToDVD.

Encodes any video file to dvd-r image within an hour, simple as fuck.


link?
post #17
29 May 2006, 03:53 UTC#17
QUOTE(RandomActsofStupidity @ May 28 2006, 11:49 PM) [snapback]338408[/snapback]

QUOTE(BornToDie @ May 29 2006, 02:46 AM) [snapback]338385[/snapback]

VSODivxToDVD.

Encodes any video file to dvd-r image within an hour, simple as fuck.


link?

http://dw.com.com/redir?pid=10530275&merid...psid%3d10341695
post #19
29 May 2006, 03:59 UTC#19
QUOTE(RandomActsofStupidity @ May 28 2006, 11:57 PM) [snapback]338414[/snapback]

gracias <3

no problemo.
post #20
29 May 2006, 04:01 UTC#20
I know a fair bit about encoding video, and various technical stuff. I know a lot of programs.