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Originally posted by vegasguy
I have tried to convert the files to DVD using Nero Vision, but its out of sync,

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Originally posted by mod[e]
why not try another program that will convert ur new joined xvid file to dvd?....theres dvd2svcd and also tmpgenc..never encode with nero vision...

cos i used dvd2svcd and didnt have a problem with it

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DVD Santa worked for me.

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SVCD2DVD v2 does the job.

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Originally posted by K-FurY
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.

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tried winavi 6.2 and it didnt split mine into 2 vobs...

heres the settings i used for wotw xvid...

first i used nandub to join the 2 xvid together then i load up winavi 6.2 to make it into a dvd...

constant video quality - output setting: higher
target format: ntsc
aspect ratio: auto
preference: by quality
audiobitrate: 224000
enable directac3: checked

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Originally posted by JarHead413
Waht were the setting you used. I know the SVCD is PAL but does it matter for this xvid. I want to use the most space I can on a DVD because it natuarally equals better quality.

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I used winavi--but the vobs that were created, i cant play the dvd on any player?????


QUOTE]Originally posted by TheSnowMan
winAVI [/QUOTE]

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I used winavi too, but it wont play, says no disk--wont read in my PC dvd rom either!
HELP!!!!!!!! Running out of blanks LOL

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Originally posted by K-FurY
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.

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vso divx2dvd

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use avidemux2

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if win avi dont work.....
save £30...
pop down tescos...
buy a dvd player...
hey presto )))
it works
never had a problem. tescos are bad cause the cheap stuff is never better than the expensive ones...surely????

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did you guys have audio when it was in xvid format. my the last yard isnt playing the audio when I play it on media player.

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there are so many methods to use that i'm surprised this thread is only 2 pages. I have been doing this for years and i have learned the quickest way with best results. No need to join .avis if you go this route. Use DVD2SVCD w/ Cinema Craft Encoder and load the .avi file Aspect Ratio Dropdown select add borders. CD Image tab: no images. Audio tab:set to 224 bitrate. Bitrate tab: set CD sizes to 800 and max average to 4000. Convert the .avi. In C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\Movie folder you will find the finished mpeg as well as extracted audio and video files. Move the mpeg to dsesired folder and delete the rest of the large files. Do the 2nd .avi if there is one. Run the mpeg through Mainconcept if you need to convert PAL to NTSC. If not continue the process using DVDLab Pro to convert to .vob for burning.

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I have only heard of svcd2dvd

works like a little gem

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