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Posted by chrisuk01 on 07-08-2005 12:15 AM:

trying to convert war of the worlds xvid

i am trying to join the 2 avi files together, but loading them into vdub and also the film machine both give erros to do with the audio, something to do with the bitrate and that they dont match.
anyone else had this prob ? if so how do i get around it ?

thanks

Posted by K-FurY on 07-09-2005 04:53 AM:

ditto... this is the first time ive ever tried converting xvid to dvd, been to doom9 and videohelp, im a dumbass. ive been trying all night, easiest possible way? (quality isnt an issue)

Posted by geoffbob30 on 07-09-2005 05:32 AM:

use nero vision worked fine for me or dl the dvdr

Posted by TheSnowMan on 07-09-2005 06:20 AM:

winAVI

Posted by Addadictome on 07-09-2005 07:01 AM:

Converting to DVD

So WinAVI will allow you to convert XVID or AVI files to DVD files??

What would you use to burn these???

Posted by K-FurY on 07-09-2005 07:12 AM:

yea i grabbed winavi, worked well enough, its just a tc, not looking for an amazing quality conversion

Posted by blhack on 07-09-2005 08:52 PM:

this could just be me being a n00b, but when i want to do a DVD i fire up tMPGENC, convert it to mpg, then fire up DVDLAB-pro and author a menu etc. in there. Dvd-lab will do the conversion from MPG to DVD + then i get can do scene selections, special features etc etc.

Posted by vegasguy on 07-09-2005 08:56 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by geoffbob30
use nero vision worked fine for me or dl the dvdr

Nero Vision didnt work for me,

Just like the others , I have tried to join the files using virtualdub and Easy Joiner.

I even bring into Adobe Premiere in PAL Format, and Premiere doesnt know what to do with the audio.

I just want to join the two to watch on my stand-alone DIVX player. I can throw both xvids onto a dvd, but there is a 3 second jump from part 1 to part 2.

Posted by milkybrkid on 07-09-2005 09:03 PM:

Try virtualdub mp3freeze.

Worked fine for me.

Posted by pNd on 07-09-2005 09:40 PM:

TMPGEnc in "highest and error correction" mode creates a nice XviD-MPG2 conversion, albeit slow.

Posted by scottymac on 07-09-2005 09:49 PM:

DVD2SVCD also has an AVI input option...

Use it inconjunction with CCE for a nice re-encode.

Or just get a philips 642, pop it in and play

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Posted by mrlipring on 07-10-2005 03:05 AM:

joining them should be a case of using vdubmod. if that gives you problems, rip out the audio, reencode it to cbr, then join 'em.

then encode 'em to mpeg2-dvdr.

or just say fuck it and use xbmc. Get an xbox, you know you want one.

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Posted by J Fresh on 07-10-2005 03:14 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by scottymac
DVD2SVCD also has an AVI input option...

Use it inconjunction with CCE for a nice re-encode.

Or just get a philips 642, pop it in and play

this release has qpel so no go on the DVP642

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Posted by Addadictome on 07-10-2005 05:24 AM:

I love my phillips!! but the problem is I try to make movies for others
Or my kids, who dont have a phillips

quote:
Originally posted by scottymac
DVD2SVCD also has an AVI input option...

Use it inconjunction with CCE for a nice re-encode.

Or just get a philips 642, pop it in and play

Posted by Addadictome on 07-10-2005 05:30 AM:

Nero Vision--that will convert to DVD ??

QUOTE]Originally posted by geoffbob30
use nero vision worked fine for me or dl the dvdr [/QUOTE]

Posted by hellslave on 07-10-2005 09:59 AM:

I used Easy Video Joiner (www.DoEasier.org) to join the two AVIs, and it did so without a problem, and you can't even notice that it was joined at all. Took a little while, but worked like a charm. Now I just have to get around to converting it.

Posted by mod[e] on 07-10-2005 03:36 PM:

i use nundub to join the 2 xvid together and had no problems movie is synched then i use dvd2svcd to make it into a dvd =)

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Posted by vegasguy on 07-10-2005 08:12 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by hellslave
I used Easy Video Joiner (www.DoEasier.org) to join the two AVIs, and it did so without a problem, and you can't even notice that it was joined at all. Took a little while, but worked like a charm. Now I just have to get around to converting it.

Hey now,

Easy Joiner didnt work for me , Ahhh

EDIT

Ok, here is the latest from me:

I tried to join the files with Virtual Dub, however it came up with an error that the audio sample rates were not the same. So, I tried Nandub and it joined the two with no problems. My audio is there.

So, im doin the happy dance.....I burn the new joined xvid file with Nero. I popped it into my standalone Divx player (Model: RJtech) and the video plays but has no damn audio. I played it back on my PC and audio is there.

A side note: I burned xvid files onto a disc and played it in my divx player. They played fine with audio, the only thing I dont like is that there is a 3 second black jump from one file to the other.

Any other ideas? I have tried to convert the files to DVD using Nero Vision, but its out of sync,

My next option is to strip the audio and reencode them.

The latest from Vegas,

EDIT 2:

Well, I tinkered with some settings in my Divx player, and it works. Thanks for everyone ideas with programs they used.

For me Nandub worked.

Posted by K-FurY on 07-11-2005 04:55 AM:

as stated before i used winavi for this release, no other program was necessary, i did have two different vobs, 1 for each cd, but wth, it pauses for half a second on the switchover, no biggie. i tried converting a dvdrip with the app and it looked nice, i used to rag on these 1 click programs, but screw it, it takes 1/5th of the time to download an xvid over a dvdr and a whopping 15 minutes to convert. all i have is a crappy 32 inch tube anyways so i cant notice a difference, ill be using this for conversions in the future.

Posted by scottymac on 07-11-2005 06:24 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Sobaku
this release has qpel so no go on the DVP642

No it doesn't.

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