i need to a know program that lets you make ur own dvd...i see people making dvds and they can fit like 20 episodes of anime on there such as NARUTO. i nneed to know which program they use that lets them put so many episodes on one DVD disk. i can only fit 3 episodes with nero and i think thats a waste, so if any of u guys know a prog that will let u put 20 or more episodes on a Blank DVD plz tell me !!!! by the way each episode is like 23mins each and 215mb each
Hi evo5zigen, welcome to the club, The most I've ever done is 6 hours maybe a few minutes more, I have done 12 episodes but you're looking at close to 9 hours - I’ve got absolutely no idea - I suggest that you ask them that knows, the ones who told you they did it - Sorry, wish you luck - Good luck - Pete If you’re not worried about any kind of quality, try compressing with Shrink then jamming in DVD2One - just a thought - still, don’t think it’ll get anywhere near your goal -
OK. If each episode is only 215mb each and you can only fit 3 on a disc... are we talking CD or DVD? 3 files that size should fit onto a standard CD. Doing some math indicates that you should be able to fit 20~ such files onto a standard DVD, max. Unless, maybe, the files are VCD or SVCD and being burned onto a DVD. TC
im talking about burning them into a DVD+R but i cant find that prog that lets u make a DVD with AVI files..is there anyway to convert AVI to MpeG or is there a prog out there that lets u make DVD with AVi files??
Kakashi, All files are "data". You should be able to burn them onto a disc with just about any DVD recording program. TC
but when i use nero it only lets me put 3 episodes of anime on to 1 DVD disc...thats a waste dont cha think?and can u answer me this what is video_ts and audio_ts?
i need a prog that makes the file smaller so i can fix more animes in it such as TMpgenc but that prog only does mpegs and my anime is AVI. TMpgenc makes the files smaller or something....u can fit like 20 or more episodes on it HELP!!!!! -_-!!
Hi evo5zigen, Use an MPEG2 encoder before you author your disc, that is, [bold]before[/bold] you use TMPGEnc DVD Auhtor. Good MPEG2 encoders (trial versions available for all of them): - TMPGEnc DVD Source Creator (40 $) - TMPGEnc Plus (50 $) - CCE Basic (60 $) By adjusting the bit rate and/or the image resolution in the MPEG encoder, you can adjust the size of the final MPEG2 files. That way you can put 6 hours on a single DVD-R (or even a bit more). On the other hand, I'm amazed that Nero lets you put only 3 episodes on a disc. It means about 1 hour of video on a disc. Are you talking of NeroVision Express ? If so, have a look at the "quality" setting. It's "normal quality" by default, which means about 2 hours. But you can set it to "low quality", which should give you 4 hours on a single DVD-R. Cheers, Daba
thanks daba!! yea it is express....but i dled the tmpgenc and it says it cant support that file what do i do!?!?!
What we might want to consider is do we, wish to play these on a D VD player at some time in the future ? Using that logic, why then do we have so many different programs ? If everything is Data then we don't need so many software programs to play them back either. We can just get by with a text program and anything that supports a JPG or a GIF because what are videos but a lot of still pictures being flipped one after another. They are folders holding your IFO,BUP's and VOB files the ingredients of a DVD movie, housed inside of a VIDEO_TS Folder, that you can burn to disc, the results of which are called a DVD movie. As Daba suggested you've some work ahead - You'll need to use something like TMPGEnc to render your AVI files into DVD compliant MPEG2;'s THEN a Authoring program like TMPGEnc DVD Author to take your MPPEG files to your needed IFO's, BUP's and VOB's. These you'll put into a VIDEO_TS folder and put into DVD Shrink to compress then compile using DVD Shrink in the re-Author mode OR DVD2One using the "Join" mode. Gentlemen, there is a wealth of information here in A/D dealing with the AVI to DVD project you have ahead of you but you'll have allot of fun learning, we all did, and you will too - cheers and Welcome to the Club ) Pete
with regard to burning i'm a definite newbie, but when it comes to conversion i've tried them all. The best program that I have found out there is from Cucusoft, its called avi to mpg converter. http://www.cucusoft.com They have a very versatile,very user friendly, even for newbies, fast, and great quality converter. It'll change your avi file to vcd,svcd,dvd and other various formats. It can do a batch conversion or merge avi's together into one file. They have a standard and pro version. I use the pro version, and not once had a problem, I highly recommend it. Good luck
and in regard to authoring your own dvd's wich is what I have been doing. I use Ulead DVD workshop 2. Also a very user friendly program have made a few dvds with it had they have worked out perfectly. http://www.ulead.com
