Please Help me... They are already to go...I tried to use NEROVision but whenever I try to use it and open a video file it closes Automatically WHY??? I am using GSpot v2.21... Please help... Here are the statistics of my videos... 1st Video... File: 650 MB (or 665,785 KB or 681,763,840 bytes) Type: AVI IMRR: 1.00 Video Codec: 4CC: DX50/DIVX Name: DivX 5.0 Runtime: 01:13:21 (131,903 fr) x:y: 720x480 (1.50:1) [=3:2] Bitrate: 1040 kb/s FPS: 29.970 Qf: 0.100 bits/pixel Audio Codec: Name: 0x0055(MP3) ID'd as MPEG-1 Layer 3 BitRate: 192 kb/s (96/ch, stereo) CBR Fs: 44100 Hz ============================================================= 2nd Video FILE: Size: 700 MB (or 716,814 KB or 734,017,536 bytes) STREAM TYPE and A/V Interleaves Type: OpenDML AVI IMRR: 1.00 I/L: 2 vid frames (67 ms) Split: Yes VIDEO 4CC: xvid Name: XviD Runtime: 01:54:37 (206,105 fr) xy: 416x320 (1.30:1) [=13:10] BitRate: 736 kb/s FPS: 29.970 Qf: 0.185 bits/pixel AUDIO Name: 0x0055(MP3) ID'd as MPEG-1 Layer 3 Bitrate: 112 kb/s (56/ch, stereo) CBR Fs: 44100 Hz ==================================================================== THIRD MOVIE FILE: Size: 699 MB (or 716,112 KB or 733,298,688 bytes) STREAM TYPE and A/V Interleaves Type: OpenDML AVI IMRR: 1.00 I/L: 1 vid frame (33 ms), p=504 Split: No VIDEO 4CC: xvid Name: XviD Runtime: 00:58:22 (104,956 fr) x:y: 560x416 (1.35:1) [=35:26] BitRate: 1513 kb/s FPS: 29.970 Qf: 0.217 bits/pixel AUDIO Name: 0x0055(MP3) ID'd as MPEG-1 Layer 3 BitRate: 153 kb/s (76/ch, stereo) VBR LAME3.93aà Fs: 48000 Hz Those are some of them but I have a lot of them I would love to put AS MANY as possible on a DVD-R With Great Quality... ================================================== I have like 28 of these Episodes I want to put as many on a DVD as possible....Yu-Gi-Oh GX Episodes. All of them are about 22 minutes long each...I posted one of there stats (below) I open with GSpot v2.21.... ::YU-GI-OH GX Episode 45 Stats:: Path: F:\Bittorents\Complete\Yu Gi Oh GX! 1-52\Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - 045 - Amnaels Endgame [Part 1] [C-W].avi Size: 172 MB (or 177,143 KB or 181,395,276 bytes) STREAM TYPE and A/V Interleaves Type: AVI IMRR: 1.00 I/L: 1 vid frame (42 ms) Split: No VIDEO 4CC: xvid Name: XviD Runtime: 00:20:02 (28,815 fr) x:y: 640x480 (1.33:1) [=4:3] BitRate: 1073 kb/s FPS: 29.970 Qf: 0.146 bits/pixel AUDIO Name: 0x0055(MP3) ID'd as MPEG-1 Layer 3 BitRate: 128 kb/s (64/ch, stereo) CBR Fs: 48000 Hz Please HELP Me MOST of the Yu-gi-oh Episodes are 640x480 and they ALL Are AVI... Please Help
the max you can put on a dvd is 4 hours for a standard dvd-r have you tried using convetxtodvd from vso there is a paid version and a free one I use the paid one
I have the Pay One but the last time I used it I lost a LOT of Quality from my DVD Quality vidz on my Computer.
you can set the quality to high takes longer to transcode but its lots better than the default setting. I like it because its fast and if you were truly worried about quality you would buy the retail disc
hello, im trying to convert a movie which is in AVI format into dvd using winAVI, but it keeps saying the file maybe broken or you may not have the right codecs, any help pleasE?
here is a link to get codecs http://cucusoft.com/codec.asp sorry can't offer more help I don't use winavi I use convertxtodvd
Have you ever tried to play the avi file on your pc? If it can't be played,maybe broken oryou need a codec ,like this: Divx or Xvid. But I like k-lite codec,because it can support more formats.
Shezzy, you really shouldn't hijack other people's thread. If you want to ask a queston start a new thread.
I use WinAVI and ConvertXtoDVD... WinAviConverter keeps freezing when I try to convert some rmvb videos... WHY??
@ masterRE.. why did you post on an old thread like this.. everything until you was on topic and helpful. There are a fair few dvd authoring tools, the paid professional ones seem to be better than the domestic. http://www.mediachance.com/dvdlab/ (which we use commercially) http://www.videohelp.com/tools?s=2 Try some and see which you like.. It's all down to ease of use vs final quality.
