Hi all, I've converted a load of my movies to XviD with no problems. I prefer XviD to other formats and would like to keep the files as they are, however my Xbox hard drive is now full and I need to burn a few movies to DVD. As each movie is only around 700MB to 1GB and converting them to MPEG2 DVD files makes them 4GB and over, I would like to keep the files as XviDs. Is there a program for XviD files like DVDLab that will allow me to create menus for a DVD using XviD files as the video source, rather than using an MPEG2 file ? I play my movies on an Xbox which recognises a single XviD file and plays it fine, as does my new portable DVD player, so it makes sense to me to try and burn multiple XviD files to a DVD with a menu to select each individual movie. Any help would be much appreciated.
Surely they can be writen to the DVd as DATA Now you can get four, or maybe five, onto each DVD-R, and when you want to play them, download onto the XBox .. Procode ..
Yeah that works but I want to be able to view them on my portable dvd player which doesn't recognise them in that format. Anyway, a lot of searching has brought me to the program BsiLoadMaker. Found this on a well known BitTorrent site and it does what I want perfectly. The only drawback is that you cant create complex menus with scene selection ( or at least I havent found out how to yet ). Other than that this works fine for me.