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Convert AVI to DVD Issues

Discussion in 'Video to DVD' started by batomm, Oct 29, 2010.

  1. batomm

    batomm Member

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    Alright I need just a little guidance from the been theres. I currently use Xilisoft avi to dvd converter and when I go to play the movie in my dvd player the movie skips and or jumps. It isn't fluid like a movie should be.I changed the write speed to 4x thinking that would help. Thanks, J
     
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    attar Senior member

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    Try converting the AVI using FAVC.

    Save the output to the HDD and play the folder contents using a decent media player like VLC or MPC.

    If there are no problems, run ImgBurn (look in c:program files\favc\imgburn).
    Select 'Write files/folders to disc' and load the VIDEO_TS folder
    and burn the disk.

    If the disk playback is bad, try again using 'Verbatim' brand disks (don't buy their Value Line series - you want something that says 'Advanced AZO' on the package) .. good luck.
     
  3. batomm

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    Thanks I will give that a go here in a little while.
     
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    I gotta tell you, I've just about it had it.

    I have tried:
    - External DVD writers with XP and Win 7 machines
    - Internal DVD writers on a Dell Win 7, Dell XP, and Compaq Win 7 machine

    I have tried:
    - Sony discs
    - Memorex discs
    - Verbatim discs

    I have tried:
    - DVD+R
    - DVD-R
    - DVD +RW (new and rewritten, "full" erases and "quick" erases)
    - DVD -RW(new and rewritten, "full" erases and "quick" erases)

    I have tried:
    - Nero
    - Free Movies to DVD, writing to disc
    - Free Movies to DVD, writing to ISO file, BurnAware writing ISO to disc
    - SoThink DVD Writer
    - FAVC and ImgBurn (as above)
    - FAVC and using BurnAware to write the ISO to disc
    - DVD MAker
    - Easy DVD Creator



    And I STILL get "freezes" and "skips" on my DVDs.

    In other words, what happens is, the DVD will freeze on a frame. If I fastforward, it will stick on that frame. I can't push past it, I have to hit Stop and force past that time point.

    MOST (not all) of the time, they are AVIs. I don't know that it's the conversion process - if I write to an ISO and burn several copies from the same ISO, the freezes aren't in the same spot.

    What the heck can I do?
     
  5. attar

    attar Senior member

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    so you have ruled out the media, the burner, the PC, the authoring and burning software


    Are you talking about playback of the burned disk on a particular PC or a particular standalone DVD player.
     
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    Use converxtodvd

    Easy and simple to use
     
  7. Berryone

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    Try Setting the "Target Area" to 4300, and Burn at 1/2 the Rated Speed of Your Blank Media. Make sure the Burners Firmware is Up-to-Date.
    DVD Flick is What I Use to Convert AVIs. It Also Comes Packaged With Imgburn (Best Burning Program)

    Also CLEAN the Laser.
     
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    Thanks, for the responses. I realized after I submitted my whinge that I neglected the info regarding the players.

    This has happened on two different Sonys, two different Cobys, and whatever my previous model was (Technics?).
     
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    Still Clean The Lasers ('Specially If Smokers are in the House)
     
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    Will do; one is a newish machine, quit smoking in 1993, so I hope that's not it.
     
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    Well Done on the Lung Pollution. It's a Nasty Habit.
     
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    So first disc with FAVC=>IMG Burn, Verbatim, slower, seemed to work.

    What do you mean, "Target Area"? I don't see that as an option...
     
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    In FAVC Under The Sources & Output Tab, Down in the Left Hand Corner Where it Says Disc Capacity "Tick" Custom and Type in 4300
     
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  14. batomm

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    Thanks guys, I got it figured out. I now have a e-machine dedicated to burning movies LOL. It was siting in the basement and I put it to use. I guess the machine that I use everyday has to many running processes to do it properly. My e-machine does it fairly fast too. I did a complete format and clean install on the e-machine and the only programs on the e-machine are antivirus and converting and burning software. I use Xilisoft AVI to DVD converter and it burns all in one.
     
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