I def don't mind reading over the guides but I'd like some guidance in getting this done as far as references and extra material. The situation: I've got 6 seasons of a series and each episode is a divx.tvc. I'd like to know the in-betweens of getting from 6 folders of individual files to however many dvds. It looks like I can do it using most of AVI to DVD guide but I get a bit lost on the last page where it assumes the one file will fill the entire DVD. I would assume that going from a similar season of .ogg files would just be an extra phase of converting from .ogg to avi or some such Is it necessary to break up each file into audio and video, correct the audio and then put them back together? The other thing that wasn't handled in the guide is an improper VBR encoding error I get when opening the file in virtual dubmod saying it will rewrite the audio header...not sure what that entails. so i'd just like some pointing in the right direction or a brief of what I'm trying to do so I can find out how to do it. thanks
you may want to try the freeware version of vso divx to dvd its fast does a good job and since you have so many seasons may be of more use to you creates dvd files and adds chapters to your footage. it doesn't create menu but can by accessed easily through title on your dvd player. there is a guide for it also and a free trial of the full version but i wouldn't use that one it leaves a watermark
hi if it were me i use film machine to make avi to dvd separately then load to tmpgenc dvd author to make menus... how big is each avi/xvid?
they are about 355mb apiece for the 6 seasons of one series. I've got a season or two of various other anime that are .ogg and are generally 234mb or 241mb. Some shows look like they've got smaller files (some are sub 200mb) but I'm sure that's just different compressions or video quality. I'll check on what was mentioned though...any recommended site for the walk-through?
Hi there, VSO DivxToDVD v1.99 Pre-Release will: - Convert all your internet movies (.AVI / .MPG etc..) to DVD Format - Add subtitles (using .srt files / More formats to come in future releases) - Add chapters to each files - Create a menu (Menu entry for each file, based on the filename, for now) - Burn your DVD creation to media, with it's own built in burn engine
