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Discussion in 'DVDR' started by 2muchtime, Sep 16, 2004.

  1. 2muchtime

    2muchtime Member

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    I have downloaded a series off the net that I would like to burn to a dvd to watch on the tube. I did download dvd shrink and dvd decrypter, thinking that's all I needed. I still can't figure out how to do this. Can anyone help me? I have invested so much time into this it's driving me crazy!

    Thanks
    2muchtime
     
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    Welcome 2muchtime

    Ok first off we need to know what format your files are in?? mpeg avi xvid ect...

    the 2 programs you refered to are for copying DVD's not files downloaded....you can simply use NERO 6

    once you have the files in correct format

    at least mpeg 2 or DVD (.VOB) format

    if you want to create menus and chapters then you will need something like TMPGEnc DVD author or DVDLab ( I prefer DVDLab, not as fussy with video format sizes and such, but thats you call)

    let me know if you have any questions be glad to help
     
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    Navig8r,
    Thanks for responding. Most of the files are mpeg, the others say "video clip". If you can help me, I would really appreciate it.

    Thanks
     
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    video clip??

    whats the file extension

    example Hero.avi or Hero.mpg Hero.xvid
    thats whats important
    give me that info and I'll be able to help you better
     
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    they are mpeg, it looks like. I downloaded DVDLab, I'm not sure how to use it.
     
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    Sorry but I have a question. Am I suppose to hear the sound in the preview window? I'm not hearing anything. I used TMPGEnc to encode the files.

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    it should have asked you to demux the file and then split it up to a video file and an audio file....
    then if you double click the audio or drag it to the preview window you'll here it
     
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    Thank you so much for helping me!! I burned my dvd late last night. You are great!!
    I only wish I would of posted a message sooner, would have saved me some aggravation.

    Thanks again!
     
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    Its my pleasure to help you out

    I feel ya there, I went through the same thing (trial
    and error, a few migrains and lots of complaining from the wife.....lol)
    Im sure we are not the only ones

    Its all about learning from your mistakes
    its a good thing this forum is here, it sure save alot
    of mistakes :)

    If you ever need any help feel free to ask
    If I cant help you, Im sure there is someone
    here that can

     

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