Is it possible to burn 2 .avi images to a dvd?

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  1. iantib

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    Hi All,
    I have 2 films, both 600mb .avi files. I would like to burn them onto 1 4.7gb dvd to watch on a dvd player. I have NERO & tmpegenc & mpeg encoder & divxtodvd. I know how to burn one but dont know if its possible to do 2. Thanks
     
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    Hi there,

    VSO DivXtoDVD will convert both .avi files at the same time, and create you 1 VIDEO_TS directory.

    Open the 1st .AVI with DivXtoDVD.
    Then select the 2nd one.

    Then convert !

    Then just open in Nero a DVD Video, and drag all those files to the VIDEO_TS dir and burn at 2x or 4x unless you have Taiyo Yuden media.

    Slow speed will prevent jumps and freeze on playback !
     
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  3. iantib

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    Thanks very much, but will I still be able to put in menu's & chapters?
     
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    hi after i am done converting 2 movies how can i burn more than 1 at the same time using nero recode. i can easily burn 1 title but how do i burn both movies with no quality loss. does nero have good compression

    thanks
     
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  5. iantib

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    Hi sags, I'm new to this group but I think you are better posting a question directly on your own post. By adding your question onto the end of mine may prevent people seeing & answering my question. Its also confusing now as ther are 2 different questions on the go so may make it harder for the experts to help us out.

    Posting a question is easy, just click on the "start a new thread", type in your question and away you go.

    Thanks

    p.s. I'm not being rude by the way so please dont take this the wrong way.

     
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    no prob!!!!!! i already have a thread cya and good luck
     
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