avi to dvd

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  1. jcori3

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    well i have made a couple dvd's from avi's. The video part s a little choppy and the sound doesnt match the video. I am using dvdflik and image burn that is with it. Any ideas ????
     
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    DVD Flick saves the output to a folder.
    When those files are played back using the media player, how is it?
     
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    I have been saving them as a iso image under the burning setting. Is that the right thing to do?
     
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    IT depends. Programs work with ISO's now, trouble is, if you're having
    problems, and you need to find out how things actually work,
    then you need the real video files so you can test them.

    Otherwise you're working with a black box. How you gonna trouble-
    shoot anything?
     
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    An iso should play ok.
     
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    Read up on this thread.
    http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/619777

    Posted by skidrowe:
     
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    Thanks for the help guys. I have been looking for the latest build. How do i tell which one i have? Can someone tell me where to get the latest build so i can try it. The avi source files play fine and everything matches up perfect until burning them. After that is when i have the problem.
     
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    Will dvd flick build 597 work? I managed to find that last night. Thanks for the help people.
     
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    Please give it a shot. I can't vouch for it since I seldom use DVD Flick. Good luck!
     
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    Well after downloading the newer build my dvd audio matches up perfectly. The video is not perfect, but still great quality. I guess some quality was lost due to encoding. A small price to pay. Thanks again everyone for your advice and help.
     
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