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Burning files from ATI MMC to dvd help needed

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  1. mx6bfast

    mx6bfast Member

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    I hope this is the right forum to ask this in.

    I'm currently using ATI Multimedia Center with an HDTV Wonder card to get DTV video. I recorded the BCS Championship game the other day and would like to burn it to a disk to save it for later. I've used the help feature in the MMC software but it doesn't have the option to burn to a dvd. Does anyone know how I can do this?

    I've got Nero to use as my main burning program. If I need to download something else I can. I've tried creating the playlist and exporting that to the desktop, but all it does is copy over the actualy playlist, not the entire file.
     
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    Can you tell me what the extension is on the file? Example, .mpg, .avi, etc.

    Tell me this and I can probably help you burn it.
     
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    Well that's the thing, the file is apparently in the playlist of MMC. I didn't go into the PVR part of the software to record it. If I bring up the library, I can see 30 minute chuncks of the game. When I transfer the file down to the playlist, and then export it to my desktop, it will show as an .m3u file. But when I double click on the file to play it, it will play the entire 30 minute block.

    Does that help you? I can post pictures to give you a better understanding of what I am talking about if I need to.
     
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    Yes pictures would be helpful. Thanks :)
     
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    This time, with pics!! Or at least links to pics since I can't get the code correct.

    Ok, When I had this running I clicked on the "record" option in MMC. I did not go into the settings to select the quality, etc.

    In the playlist, you can see the incremental files that it recorded. http://img261.imageshack.us/my.php?image=snap38fa.jpg

    Here you can see the properties of the file. http://img259.imageshack.us/my.php?image=snap18vp.jpg

    The option I chose from this is "Add to Playlist". Export does the same thing as below. http://img291.imageshack.us/my.php?image=snap27sr.jpg

    Once it is in the playlist these are the options I have. I choose "Export Playlist". http://img251.imageshack.us/my.php?image=snap32db.jpg

    Once it's been exported onto my desktop this is the only drop down option I have. http://img258.imageshack.us/my.php?image=snap41kk.jpg

    When I click on the properties of the file this is what I see. http://img221.imageshack.us/my.php?image=snap56qs.jpg

    If I could get that file into an mpeg or avi format I could burn it. My problem is getting it into that format.
     
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    I couldnt find anything on the net about the Tv-On-Demand file. And in my version of ATI MMC it has a option in the right click menu to "Export as MPEG-2" but apparently they have removed that feature. But here is my idea. Possible that file that you can only save as a .m3u playlist isnt actually your recording? Maybe its just a file telling ATI MMC were it stored the file? If this is the case and you could hunt down the file I'm sure we could find a way to convert it to a better format.
     
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    I've tried to find where that m3u file is pointing to but I can't find it. I posted just in case someone else happened to know, since I know there is more circumventing the process here than I would be told from ATI. I'll see if ATI can answer that question.

    In the meantime if anyone else knows please post.
     
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    Well sorry I couldn't be of more help, hope ATI gives ya a hand. Also so you dont have this issue in the future change the format you record to as .avi or.mpg or something of the such.
     

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