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cant get any of my burns to work
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supaphly1
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2. November 2007 @ 01:34 |
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hey guys Im new and trying to learn. I have been trying to convert an avi format to .dvd to the dvd player can play it. I am converting using winavi dvd converter and i tried nero to burn and I'm trying imgburn. So far I haven't been able to get a dvd to play. I don't know if there is something Im not doing or if the winavi isnt converting right. Can someone point me in a direction? thanks
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dizzyduck
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2. November 2007 @ 02:52 |
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Try ConvertXtoDVD. WinAVI is hit-and-miss as is Nero. ConvertXtoDVD can automatically burn to DVD. It's not free but a good solution. A good free program would be AVI2DVD.
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dizzyduck
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2. November 2007 @ 02:53 |
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Also, what kind of discs are you using to burn? That can be the problem also!
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2. November 2007 @ 03:22 |
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I have a couple of questions. When you use this ConvertXtoDVD, does this program remove any copyright protection. Or does it only converts the file type, from AVI to ? If the AVI movie has copy copyright protected, how do your remove this during the process?
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2. November 2007 @ 03:25 |
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it doesnt remove copyprotection i dont think...
do you have an avi with it?
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Key Features
Supported video formats: Convert AVI, Mpeg, Mpeg4, DivX, Xvid, MOV, WMV, WMV HD, DV, MKV, DVD to DVD and more...
Supported sources: existing files from digital camcorders, TV/Sat, capture cards
Can merge up to 4 hours of material from several movies or episodes
Supported audio formats: AC3, DTS, PCM, OGG, MP3, and more...
Handles subtitles files (.SRT .SUB/IDX .SSA) with color and font selection, and supports tags (italic, bold)
Video format choice: NTSC, PAL, or automatic and PULL-DOWN
Picture output: Widescreen, Fullscreen, or automatic
Create Automatic chapters or edit your own
Fast preview mode to check if the source is loaded correctly
Save the DVD structure on hard drive or burn it to a blank DVD
Reliable burn engine integrated (supports all DVD formats)
Fast and quality encoder (typically less than 1 hour for converting 1 movie)
Variable options and settings for advanced users
Control of the conversion speed vs quality
DVD Menu control (auto-start, loop etc)
DVD Menu edition (background, font, color)
Customizable interface (themes, dockable windows)
Multilingual support (available languages...)
Optimized for Windows 2000 / XP / Vista
Nothing here to see, move along folks.
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2. November 2007 @ 03:36 |
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One of my friends has a copy protected AVI. He called me and asked how to copy it. I have another friend trying to copy a MPEG video with copy right protection stored on his hard drive, 714 MB in size. He wants to put it on a CD or DVD to play in his standalone payer. any idea for that one, as well.
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2. November 2007 @ 03:42 |
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Nothing here to see, move along folks.
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2. November 2007 @ 04:00 |
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My friend which has the MPEG Video used the convertxtodvd program and when he put, not sure whether it was a cd or dvd, into his standalone, it said something about either protection or region. I can't remember what he said, guess I should find out, huh? LOL All I know is he said it didn't work. He did say he tried to change the file type from MPEG video to MPEG movie. and the file he was trying to copy was already on his HDD. I don't know what type of movie it is or where he got it. Got me on that stuff. I'm sticking with just backup up my regular movies. Which so far I've hard no problems. Knock on wood!
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2. November 2007 @ 04:03 |
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sounds like DRM protection......?
just google help on it
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2. November 2007 @ 04:03 |
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Originally posted by QuikDraw:
My friend which has the MPEG Video used the convertxtodvd program and when he put, not sure whether it was a cd or dvd, into his standalone, it said something about either protection or region. I can't remember what he said, guess I should find out, huh? LOL All I know is he said it didn't work. He did say he tried to change the file type from MPEG video to MPEG movie. and the file he was trying to copy was already on his HDD. I don't know what type of movie it is or where he got it. Got me on that stuff. I'm sticking with just backup up my regular movies. Which so far I've hard no problems. Knock on wood!
Another question, why does it show I posted this last statement I justsent to you at 3AM when its 1AM here at my house? I remember when I joined Afterdawn, there was an area which asked which time zone I'm in. I put pacific time, I'm in california.
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2. November 2007 @ 04:10 |
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says same here lol, and im UK at 08:10am
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2. November 2007 @ 04:19 |
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Funny stuff! LOL Thought I did something wrong when I joined up. It's 1:20AM in california right now, what time there?
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2. November 2007 @ 09:31 |
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supaphly1,
Give this a try and let me know if that works or not. It is using all free proggies.
http://webpages.charter.net/bacitup/TheGuides/DivXtoDVD.pdf
@QuikDraw,
You kind of stole this thread, please start another thread with your question next time it's in the AD rules which I am sure you read :-) and it just isn't the polite thing to do.
Thanks
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supaphly1
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2. November 2007 @ 10:24 |
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bbmayo-
thanks i appreciate the advice and telling someone to start their own thread, ut I didn't want to be mean because hey maybe Ill run into a copyright and could use the info.
To answer some other questions.
I have tried avi2dvd and it always freezes and gives me a floating point division zero error! haha So i don't know what that programs deal is haha.
Im using some memorex dvds.
I've got avs video converter... does anyone know if that one works well?
Also, whats a good mkv converter?
thanks everyone
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2. November 2007 @ 10:38 |
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supaphly1,
No problem it is your thread and you were the one looking for answers it just kind of got off track there for a bit. Anyway did you look at the guide I provided you a link to and give that a go? It is old, but still works pretty darn good. Basically it is using DivXtoDVD which is the free older version of ConvertXtoDVD. It still works perfectly fine, but it is free :-) AVI2DVD has some mixed reviews around here and I used it some but never was very fond of the results it produced. Your other option you could try is I see you have Nero so you could just use Nero Vision Express here is a guide for that http://webpages.charter.net/bacitup/TheGuides/NVE%20Basics.pdf Sorry never used AVS Video converter.
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Oh yeah the Memorsux disk's get rid of them and buy some Verbatim, trust me it will save you some headaches.
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2. November 2007 @ 13:07 |
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hey there bbmayo long time buddy and YES! quite right on thread theft, itas a no no.... and im sorry.
avi2dvd has always been 50/50 but i use a very simarlar app called TFM The FilmMachine aslo fre and awesome...
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supaphly1
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2. November 2007 @ 18:37 |
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BBmayo-
yah I figured but I got the memorex for a deal and a half. I figure if I get say half of them to work it'll be a success. Im not sure what has happened to my avi2dvd as any avi or kmv file freezes the program. I did look at your first guide and I have it saved and plan on trying it out tonight.
Rotary-
Thanks for all the help. Hopefully Ill get the avi2dvd to work properly.
Do either of you know something that can convery the kmv file to dvd?
the avi2dvd is supposed to work but again it isnt haha. any suggestions? or does the filmmachine do the kmv convertion?
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2. November 2007 @ 18:51 |
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the filmMachine
Features of The FilmMachine:
- Easy to use, wizard-like user friendly interface
- Simple AVI, MP4, HD-MOV, RMVB, MKV to (S)VCD & DVD conversion
- Preview of the output
- Full information about video file
- Automatic splitting of the movie
- Automatic muxing of files
- Automatic bitrate calculation or manual bitrate setting
- NTSC to PAL conversion
- PAL to NTSC conversion
- Aspect ratio selection
- Audio downsampling and bitrate selection
- The possibility to edit the Avisynth script as first step of the conversion process
- Permanent and selectable (only DVD) multiple subtitles support
- Automatic merging of subtitle files
- Automatic chapter and menu (only DVD) creation
- Detailed logging
- A ready to use bin\cue CD image is created after conversion for (S)VCD
- Recovery function when something went wrong
- Immediate burning of DVD when doing AVI to DVD conversion
- Automatic program shutdown
- Tested on Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows XP x64 and Windows Vista Ultimate 32
Nothing here to see, move along folks.
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supaphly1
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3. November 2007 @ 01:53 |
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update:
I tried using divx to dvd converter and now my audio is like a half second quicker than my video. How can I fix this?
thanks guys
Edit: I tried the film machine and the audio and video line up appropriately.
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