Convert AVI, Xvid, DivX to DVD

It is easy, just download software from:
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I've got a movie split in 2x parts, CD1 and CD2 both xvid format. How dow I join them together and burn it on a 4.7gb dvd-r? Sorry if this has been asked before. Too many pages to read thru...lmao!

 

Hello Crunchee..If u are aquainted with Afterdawn..u will find a multitude here over & above just the forums Software[some free,some shareware]Links to others etc..some program will do what they call a batch..which is putting a group of files in 1 project to convert[DVDSanta is 1]does a fairly good job..but has its draw backs
U can even find a good program to join your files [DVTool]is a good 1 then use VSO AVItoDVD..this is the method i use when in a hurry..only takes a couple of hours this way..U just have to find what suits U..Some here swear by certain programs..but as I've found..whats good for the goose is not nessaraly good for the gander.
When I run accross a good movie that I define as a keeper..I use procoder..this can be an all nighter..sometimes as much as 8hrs..but I've never found a movie that it takes less then 5hrs..course this depends on your computer mine runs at 2.2gig with 512mem which is just par for todays standard..hard-drives are important..it is highly recomended that u have 2..I like the 250 gig..but u don't need that much..hard-drives are really not that costly nowadays..I've seen them as low as $30.00 for an 80gig..but definately 2 is better for speed & quality

 

Thanks for the reply rick that helped me out a bit. Can you or maybe anyone else elaborate a little bit more on how to go about it, step by step?

 

Crunchee...If u have or download the software..it is pretty much self explanatory..their are guides here at afterdawn..VSC AVItoDVD IS EXTREMELY easy..DVD Santa..also easy
Procoder..a little harder..gotta have common sense & be willing to make a few mistakes to learn...just remember 1 thing..the only way to do it right..is to do it wrong a few times

 

Crunchee...If u have or download the software..it is pretty much self explanatory..their are guides here at afterdawn..VSO AVItoDVD IS EXTREMELY easy..DVD Santa..also easy
Procoder..a little harder..gotta have common sense & be willing to make a few mistakes to learn...just remember 1 thing!!The only way to learn how do it right..is to do it wrong a few times
IF U are talking about DVTOOL..JUST ADD your files to merge..set your output to where ever u want to save:& hit go

 

Alright mate...I'll give it a go. Cheers!

 

Hey Crunchee..Holler back if u have a problem..try to be specific if u do have a prob...that way we can get it resolved preety quick

 

I have been trying to convert some avi files using DivXtoDVD and I keep getting this: Delay of audio #0 = 483 mS. Can anyone tell me what this means?

 

This might be the place to ask -- or at least ask for directions:

I want to record AVI files from one computer as they're playing, onto another computer in order to generate MPEG files, to the end of putting those to DVD.
(At this point I'm not clear on whether this would be both a hardware and software problem.)

I converted an AVI to DVD once and it was very grainy, so what I have instead imagined doing is somehow capturing the AVI image as it plays, then working with that captured image.

I can make MPEGs from video with CapWiz, and I have two computers, so is there a way to connect the two computers in similar fashion to how I connect the VCR to the computer through the decoder when I use CapWiz?

The objective is to play the AVI (let's say with PowerDVD) and somehow intercept the stream the way CapWiz does, generate an MPEG from it, which then can be put to DVD.

I'm thinking that doing it this way sidesteps byte-for-byte conversion?

My main reason for wanting to convert in the first place is because when I play the AVI file on PowerDVD the window has to be manually adjusted; plus the window doesn't fill the full screen as it does when playing a DVD, so anything in the background can be seen; plus there is no replay-from-where-you-left option with the AVIs.

No matter what the final remedy, I am interested in knowing about recording video from one computer to the other.
That said, maybe there's something easier to do here: an AVI to DVD conversion method I don't know about yet, or a player better suited than PowerDVD to play AVI...

Thanks in advance for any help.

 

Here is my question. Read through a few pages of this and seeing as my problem wasn't hit on, thought I would ask anyway. I have a lot of video files, AVI, DivX, etc. that I would like to put onto dvd so I can watch them in my player instead of on the computer. I have used divx to dvd for this and everytime I do there is a 1-2 second lag on the sound. Naturally this makes it impossible to watch. Anyone know how to solve this problem using this program? Or are there another set of programs I should use to accomplish this?

 

i had the same problem with some programs till i used "mainconcept mpeg encoder"..this programe solved my problem and give you high resolution without loosing quality..try it

 

OUT of SYNC AUDIO-VIDEO
the audio was probably not made carefully enough...
The quick & easy fix is to re-interleave your AVI, using: probably NanDub would be best
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ndub/nandub-binary-1.0rc2.rar
You need to set both audio and video to 'direct stream copy'.
You cannot slow the audio down, instead you must increase the video framerate.
For example, if it is standard 23.976 you could change it to 23.984
There will be a recommended framerate listed, which will allow the audio and the video to finish
at the same time (which is what you want
But trial & error is the only sure way...
Ideally you will read the AVI from one drive, and write the new file to another.
If you have only one HD, try to read from one partition and write to another.
If you have only one partition, make sure you don't overwrite any files - make a different (destination)
folder.
By manipulating video framerate and advancing or retarding the start of the audio, there is no
messed-up AVI that cannot be fixed, or at least made more watchable.

 

hya ive been converting avi/divx/xvid files to dvd for some time now using nero and sometimes winavi converter with only a few problems but most of the time it works fine.I can convert and burn a full avi movie usually about 700-800mb in roughly 3 hrs. Is the right sort of speed i should expect? Whats the fastest conversion program around? It may just be me being an impatient git but i want it to go faster!!! any ideas

 

Hello jimmi101..Vso DivxToDVD is about the fastest free converter..some movies are about real time to about 1.40 of real time..but mostly it depends on your computer speed..I'm useing my times for a 2.2 gig computer

 

Hey...

In all my movies the sound is faster then the picture but it first starts after 30-40min... I am using avi2dvd and dvd decrypter to burn it... I also have nero but I dont know how you put the subs on the movie when you use nero...

Hope someone can help me because i really dont know what I do wrong... I have read the guides for avi2dvd and dvd decrypter...

Thanks in advance:-D

 

scrool back about 3posts to answer your question I've posted out of sync audio

 

okay i want to convert a microsof video file. its 699MB. and i want to convert it a DVD. the file is using DiviX codec video compression.
and MPEG layer-3 Audio Format. is there a way i could pull it of? what program do i need? > thanks.

 

Hello..DeSma..Do u read these posts by others or just ask questions like I'm doing ? What have u tried to use so far