.Avi to DVD player...

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  1. ziggy181

    ziggy181 Member

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    I have an .AVI file on my HD. I converted it to a dvd vidio on a Doublelayer disk. It will play perfectly on my imac and aswell on my older original Xbox, but will only play the audio portion, not the vidio portion on my 1 year old Panasonic DVD player. Can anybody offer any help with this.

    Thanks in advance, Carl

    PS. I converted using Mpeg Streamclip and then used BURN
     
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    Mpeg StreamClip does not author the DVD(from what I read), it just converts to the proper video format.Did it create a Video_TS folder with a bunch of VOB/BUP/IFO files? If not,
    You need a DVD authoring software to be able to play the DVD on most standalone players. I guess on a MAC you can try iDVD, on a PC you have dozens of free choices...
     
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    Yes it created audio TS and vidio TS folders on the disk
     
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    ...and you have sound, but not video on your player?
    Did you try other disc in the player(just giving it a shot, maybe the video cable came loose...)

    Did you convert to PAL or NTSC? Where do you live?
     
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    I used Pal.
     
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    And that's what your hardware requires, right, live in a PAL region?
     
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    Yes "I believe". I am in Western Canada. I am very new to this and obviously have lots to learn. I felt like I must have been close, becase it would play on the Xbox. Possibly a checkbox that wasn't checked... Audio codec was MP2 option was AP3 ??? ect.ect.
     
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    I think in Canada you use NTSC. Try converting again, make sure you check the NTSC box.
     
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    Will try that. Thanks for the help. (**)
     

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