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sim-card
Apr 2007


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multiple avi's -> dvd

heres the deal. I need to d/l avi's of a certain context for someone and make a nice dvd out of it...where they can select each clip using a menu interface. I know there are many programs about, but which would you suggest for simplicity?

thanks

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Crump
Aug 2005


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vso convertxtodvd

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Re: multiple avi's -> dvd

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Originally posted by sim-card
avi's of a certain context

PORN!

...and yeah, convertxtodvd will do it.

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Simplest way is just to burn the AVIs directly onto a disc as data.
Nearly all newer players have some kind of file menu that will let you select which file to play.

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sim-card
Apr 2007


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quote:
Originally posted by Mother
Simplest way is just to burn the AVIs directly onto a disc as data.
Nearly all newer players have some kind of file menu that will let you select which file to play.



it needs to be played of a projector with a inbuilt dvd player which doesnt have xvid playback compatibility. thanks for the suggestion though.

edit - i got the job done in time. thanks people

edit 2 - if i wanted to say, remove the music of some avi clips and add my own, can avisynth do this? if not, what is good for simple audio editing.

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