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Wed Nov 03, 2004 10:07 pm Post subject:
Help burning DVD |
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Ok, I have a movie in AVI format, I was told since it has already been coded AVI it can't be burnt to DVD
as a video DVD and get both the correct video and audio.
This can't be true can it? If its possible how do I do it?
PLEASE HELP ME!! My wife is bugging me to get these burned! :)
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Clark
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Thu Nov 04, 2004 4:22 am Post subject:
Re: Help burning DVD |
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Someone will probably come along that can help you, but until then, where do
you want to play these .avi files (computer only or Set top DVD players)?
Do you have any software to author a DVD, do you have a DVD burner and what
kind?
Do you have any experience with this?
Check out http://www.videohelp.com while you wait for a real answer.
Clark
<kevin.fortune@deerfield.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Ok, I have a movie in AVI format, I was told since it has already been
coded AVI it can't be burnt to DVD
as a video DVD and get both the correct video and audio.
This can't be true can it? If its possible how do I do it?
PLEASE HELP ME!! My wife is bugging me to get these burned! :)
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Clark
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Thu Nov 04, 2004 4:30 am Post subject:
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I guess I could mention this, Adobe has a full featured 30 day trial
download for Encore 1.5. It is a DVD authoring program so you should be
able to import your .avi to it and make DVDs with Menus and stuff. It will
not, I don't believe, edit the video. The program is fairly expensive to
buy but there are cheaper alternatives. It may take some time to learn,
especially if you don't have any experience with this type of software.
Other places have downloads also, like ULead but I don't know if it is full
featured.
Clark
"Clark" <who@whoknows.com> wrote in message
news:9Ldid.18423$Al3.11129@newssvr30.news.prodigy.com...
| Quote: | Someone will probably come along that can help you, but until then, where
do you want to play these .avi files (computer only or Set top DVD
players)?
Do you have any software to author a DVD, do you have a DVD burner and
what kind?
Do you have any experience with this?
Check out http://www.videohelp.com while you wait for a real answer.
Clark
kevin.fortune@deerfield.com> wrote in message
news:10oi42p52bo9620@corp.supernews.com...
Ok, I have a movie in AVI format, I was told since it has already been
coded AVI it can't be burnt to DVD
as a video DVD and get both the correct video and audio.
This can't be true can it? If its possible how do I do it?
PLEASE HELP ME!! My wife is bugging me to get these burned! :)
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Ken Maltby
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Thu Nov 04, 2004 7:45 am Post subject:
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| Quote: | kevin.fortune@deerfield.com> wrote in message
news:10oi42p52bo9620@corp.supernews.com...
Ok, I have a movie in AVI format, I was told since it has already been
coded AVI it can't be burnt to DVD
as a video DVD and get both the correct video and audio.
This can't be true can it? If its possible how do I do it?
PLEASE HELP ME!! My wife is bugging me to get these burned! :)
"Clark" <who@whoknows.com> wrote in message |
news:9Ldid.18423$Al3.11129@newssvr30.news.prodigy.com...
| Quote: | Someone will probably come along that can help you, but until then, where
do you want to play these .avi files (computer only or Set top DVD
players)?
Do you have any software to author a DVD, do you have a DVD burner and
what kind?
Do you have any experience with this?
Check out http://www.videohelp.com while you wait for a real answer.
Clark
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The more specific you are with what it is you are trying to
do and what you have to work with ( in this case what kind
of AVI), the more an answer can be made to directly address
your specific problem. Without specifics: (and since this is the
"alt.video.dvd.authoring" NG)
1. First your AVI need to be encoded as DVD compliant MPEG.
2. Then the MPEG files are Authored as a DVD VIDEO_TS folder.
3. Then the VIDEO_TS folder is burned to a DVD-+R
Go to the site "Clark" mentioned, they have a number of articles on
how to do this.
I find the TMPGEnc products to be the most intuitive and fun to
use, both their Encoders and the DVD Author program.
www.pegasys-inc.com
Luck;
Ken |
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