Not All of the Movie Burned to the Disc?

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  1. J_Carax

    J_Carax Member

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    So, I thought I had successfully converted my .avi file to a dvd, and then burned it onto a DVD-R disc (using the guide that this site provided), only when I put the DVD in to watch it, it just stops 40 minutes before the end of the movie. The original file does have the whole thing.

    Does anybody know where I went wrong? If so, was it during the converting process or the burning process?
     
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    attar Senior member

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    Which guide did you use.
    Are you playing the DVD on the PC or a standalone DVD player.
    Does it play ok on the PC.
    If the AVI conversion was saved to a folder on the hard drive, verify that those files play in their entirety.
     
  3. J_Carax

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    I used the guide that tells how to convert AVI to DVD using Avi2Dvd, then burning it with ImgBurn. I played on my Xbox 360, which I suppose is a standalone DVD player here, though the same problem occurred on the computer.
     
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    Did the program save the files to a folder - play those files with your media player.
    Is it complete?
     
  5. J_Carax

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    No, it's not. Ends at the same spot.
     
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    J_Carax
    When you open up the orginal folder, does it show the movie in 2 parts?
     

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