Dvd Burner For Divx Files?

Hi,

hey is there any dvd burner programs that work to burn divx files
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Yes. Any software that supports burning to DVDs. Just burn them as Data.


maybe staright from dvd's?
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Do you mean copying a DVD without changing format? If so, there are a whole slew of apps out there I could recommend depending on your needs :)
 
Now if you wanted to actually make a "proper" DVD then you'll probably want to look into TMPGEnc/CCE which will let you make the source files and then something like DVDLab to author it to IFO/VOB :)
 
For converting an AVI to the proper DVD format you need to convert the AVI through TMPGEnc and then process it through TMPGEnc DVD Author to put in VOB,IFO,BUP format.

After that you can burn the VIDEO_TS folder to disc with most any standard burning software if the resiulting folder is under 4.3GB.

If the folder is larger than 4.3GB you'll need to compress the files with something like DVD Shrink to fit a blank disc.

TMPGEnc:
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_encoders/tmpgenc.cfm

TMPGEnc DVD Author:
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd-r_tools/tmpgenc_dvd_author.cfm

DVD Shrink:
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd_rippers/dvd_shrink.cfm
 
when im doing the TMPGEnc wizard it says the movie is too loong to output and i was wondering if i can do the dvd shrink first or what? need help thanks
 
Hi,

Shrink only works on DVD compliant files - VOB,IFO,BUP so your AVI needs to be converted first.

How large is the source file?
 
Hi,

Do you have enough space on your hard drive for the resulting files? A 700+ MB AVI will approach 3 - 4 GB after processing :)
 
A 700+ MB AVI will approach 3 - 4 GB after processing
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Which speaks volumes for the efficiency of MPEG2...... :P

when im doing the TMPGEnc wizard it says the movie is too loong to output and I was wondering if I can do the dvd shrink first or what? need help thanks
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Are you using NTFS or FAT32? Also, what does TMPGEnc say the outfile size will be? You can try and set the filsize to be a 4.7DVD and have it automatically reconfigure the bitrate (although it shouldnt be a problem, ive heard of nonstandard bitrates causing problems on some older standalones)

714,862 kbs
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How long is the movie (i.e., minutes & hours)
 
1. What filesystsem are you using? If you're using FAT32 u'll have problems going over 4GB during the encode. For starters, WHAT harddrive do you have and what OS are you using?

2. How long is the movie?
 
hmm this is interesting well i deleted some stuff so i have about 10 gigs now and i also ran the tmpgenc again but this time w/ out using the wizard and it seeems to be working now it just started so i will let u guys know if it works
 
ok i converted the file to mpeg but when i goto TMPGEnc author it says the following:

*The video resolution AAAxBBB cannot be used for a standard DVD.

The video resolution AAAxBBB cannot be used for a standard DVD.
For a standard DVD you can only use the following resolutions:

352x240 352x480 704x480 720x480 pixels (NTSC format only)
352x288 352x576 704x576 720x576 pixels (PAL format only)


*The video framerate xxxx fps cannot be used for a standard DVD.
You can only use the following framerate for a standard DVD:
29.97 fps (NTSC format only)
25 fps (PAL format only)
*The video sequence header is incorrect.

The video sequence header is incorrect.
A video sequence header is necessary for every GOP in a standard DVD.
 
i think ive figured out everything except the last thing w/ the gop should i just change the output interval of sequence header to 1? please help
 
i also dont want to waste my time unless i get it right this time so could some one please give like step by step instructions to meet the requirements for up there ^^^ thanks alot
 
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