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moogyboobles
Feb 2005


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nerovision express dvd from divx help please

Hi all,

I'm trying to make a dvd of all the episodes of Look Around You series 2, needed to choose the long play option to fit it on. i started it off, estimated time about 5 hours!
after about 2 hours it just gave up, no error message, no pop up saying it's failed. I had walked off obviously not being able to use my pc when nero is doing it's thing. i came back to find nero back at smartstart and one ruined disc.

Any ideas? The video files were all divx codec.

Thanks in advance, thance!

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Neversoft
May 2002


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It's probably Nero's fault, it's a bit crap... Read one of the billion conversion guides on this site, grab yourself some better software and try again

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FRANK!WHITE
Mar 2005

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try winavi for this type of convertion and arthur the final files with dvdlab

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Condor
Sep 2003


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Might be your codec. I use Nerovision to convert and burn, I like it where you only do a couple of clicks and wait a few hours and have a burnt dvdr, without messing around with audio/video/vobs and all that stuff, no worries on sych either. Out of 100 burns probably 2 wasted dvdr. My sources are avi/svcd/vcd/divx/xvid.
Instead of the longplay, just custom it to fit the cd, decrease the bitrate.

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Mar 2005

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would MPEG2 work on Nerovision express because i got a encoding error like 3 hours later when it tries to conver

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MarkMathers
Oct 2004


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thats the thing. I used to be a nero user. It was pure hell. To convert a avi to dvd and burn it took approx. 8 hours. I hated it. Seriously, consider using some other program (all of which is freeware).

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