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Burning TV series on DVD

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by NuRon, Jun 13, 2006.

  1. NuRon

    NuRon Member

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    Alright so I got this TV series, let's call it X, and each episode of this season is 700mb. Could I burn several eps onto one DVD and have a menu to select between them? I wouldnt want one episode per disc -_-. But yeah, what proram can help me achieve this? Thanks for any help.
     
  2. dolphin2

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    By your discription, I take it the files are in AVI format. You'll first need a conversion program to convert them to DVD format. Then an Authoring program to create the menus.
     
  3. NuRon

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    Do you have any programs in mind? There are different programs for different guides so I dont know which one's good. But it's possible to fit more than 1 episode on one disc right? Thanks for the reply.
     
  4. Irish13

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    If you have Nero, use Nerovision. You could probably get 3 episodes per disk and make menues as well. Fairly easy to use.
     
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    When I select 16:9 for the aspect ratio of my movies, how come it doesnt do it? Movie still turn out 4:3 for some reason.
     
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    Are you sure you didnt choose automatic? Nero will choose whatever format the AVI file is actully in if it is set as Automatic. If it is in 4:3 it will choose 4:3 or if it is 16:9 it will choose 16:9. But yes if you have a 4:3 file and want it 16:9 then it should do it in 16:9 if you choose 16:9. But it will just stretch the video and make it look distorted.
     
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    My original episode file is in 16:9 for sure. When I select that in Nerovision, it asked if I wanted to make it default so I did. But, that was an old version. I'm getting the new one to see if it's any different.
     

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