Hardware Analysis - burning cds

Re: burning cds

angryhippy — 2008-07-17T23:42:22-05:00

I've had decent results with AVI2DVD
http://www.trustfm.net/divx/SoftwareAvi2Dvd.php

Re: burning cds

DublinGunner — 2008-07-10T09:44:19-05:00

john albrich said:

DublinGunner said:

Once the DVD has been authored (even on a crappy free program) it should work fine....

How about after being authored by a crappy expensive program?

lol

Iwould have to assume the results would be the same!! (though it might take you longer to get there, and you may suffer intermediate hair-loss in the process!!)

Re: burning cds

john albrich — 2008-07-10T09:21:15-05:00

DublinGunner said:

Once the DVD has been authored (even on a crappy free program) it should work fine....

How about after being authored by a crappy expensive program?

Re: burning cds

DublinGunner — 2008-07-10T09:01:36-05:00

Once the DVD has been authored (even on a crappy free program) it should work fine.

However, the issue may lie with the fact that you're using DVD-RW media. Not all players support RW disks (though most new ones do).

If you still have the project cut&edited, try to author it again using a different program to generate the .von files etc, and maybe the built in windows movie maker to create the menu's etc (very simple, does look crap - but works, and try it again.

Second to that, try using DVD-R disks, then +R, a simple media change may solve your issue.

Re: burning cds

john albrich — 2008-07-10T05:58:22-05:00

Freeware Media Coder should also handle your transcoding requirement.

http://majorgeeks.com/MediaCoder_d4987.html
http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/

You'll find that after transcoding, the target output files can end up being much smaller or much larger than the original source files.

Re: burning cds

Joshua Marius — 2008-07-10T01:40:08-05:00

Carl,

If you have an AVI, you can get a program such as Nero (http://www.nero.com/enu/nero8-features.html) or Cyberlink Power Producer (http://www.cyberlink.com/multi/products/main_3_ENU.html). These will allow you to import video files (from your drive or camera), and burn these videos in DVD format so that you can play them in any DVD player. Don't limit yourself to these programs, I'm sure there are tons more but I recommend them because I have had good results. You can even create your own DVD menus with interactions, background pictures, sounds, videos etc.

burning cds

Carl Kenny — 2008-07-10T00:32:34-05:00

hi at the moment i can bern films from my desktop onto a DVD-RW disk which is 4.7gb in size which im aware will fit the 1gb size film.well this works fine and the film plays on other pcs perfectly well.but i was wondering how do i get them to play on my normal dvd player.ive tried 4 different dvd players now and it works on none ,do i need to convert the avi film in some way.please let me know?