OK. I am sure this "problem" is here somewhere. But I looked and really could not find a perfect solution.
I have about lots and lots of TV episode files in .wav format. I wish to burn them to a DVD and to be able to watch them on a commercial DVD player, and my car DVD player.
How does one do this? After burning, will it have a menu to watch each file? I am sure this is something that is commonly done, but cannot find the best solution.
the .wav format is an audio (sound) format - it is the same format as used on regular pressed audio CDs, so I don't see how you can have TV episodes in that format.
Originally posted by DrSteveH: OK. I am sure this "problem" is here somewhere. But I looked and really could not find a perfect solution.
I have about lots and lots of TV episode files in .avi format. I wish to burn them to a DVD and to be able to watch them on a commercial DVD player, and my car DVD player.
How does one do this? After burning, will it have a menu to watch each file? I am sure this is something that is commonly done, but cannot find the best solution.
To convert avi files into regular DVD format, use a software converting program such as WinAVI Converter or TMPGenc Express. There are many others, but I have had best results with those two.
Use this software to convert to DVD and burn the resulting VIDEO_TS folder to DVD with ashampoo burning studio.Select burn movies and select he second option.
