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Burn MPEG files to DVD using Nero Recode

Discussion in 'Nero discussion' started by Whompyyyy, Jan 3, 2006.

  1. Whompyyyy

    Whompyyyy Member

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    I have transferred my VHS movies to my computer in MPEG format. They need to be compressed to fit a 4.7G DVD. When using Nero Recode I add the files but the next button is still greyed out. My VHS recorder is routed through an HP DVD writer instead of a video capture card. Why can I not burn a DVD with Nero Recode using MPEG formated files?
    Currently I am using Adobe Premiere to burn them to a DVD, but a 2 hour movie takes 10 hours to encode and burn, I know that Nero is a lot faster.
    Any suggestions on alternatives or how to use Nero Recode to burn these to DVD? I have tried using Nero to burn to DVD but it tells me the files are too big so I need a way to compress them but would like something faster than 10 hours.
    I read on another post about connecting your VCR to your camcorder and through your firewire to capture video, would this work in Nero Recode?
     
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    Recode wants dvd files to start with. Try vision or vision express whichever you have.
     
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    Thanks that worked fine. Now another question. Why can't I capture using Nero Vision Express through my HP DVD writer? I can get picture, but the bitrate is too high and will not allow me to adjust it low enough, all I get is static, very LOUD static.
     
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    If you are refering to the dc3000 or dc4000 it may not like nero. You may have to use the capture software that came with it.
     
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    Yes it is the dc3000 and it came with showbiz software and muvee program, but I would like one program that would do it all in a reasonable matter of time. Right now I can capture either on the Showbiz software or the Adobe Premiere. Capture on Showbiz then use Nero to recode it, capture on Adobe and like I said it takes at least 10 hours to complete a 2 hour movie, and I have to shut down everything and not use the computer at all during that time, if I do try and run something else, even IM, it freezes and I have 2G ram. I know that with any of the programs it takes a lot of memory, but before I only had 1G and I could at least use messenger or email so Adobe must be one huge memory hog.
     

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