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  1. 24th Aug 2008 19:16 #1
    Xenogear900
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    Why are my AVI2DVD dvd ISO files TOO BIG to burn onto DVD!?

    Whenever I use AVI2DVD to make an AVI to DVD, I tell it to make an ISO so I can load it in Nero and burn it to DVD. But whenever I go to load it in Nero, its always just a bit too big to burn! For example, my latest video file was made into a 4.81GB ISO.

    How can I fix this!? I really like AVI2DVD, because its a great All-In-One converter and I never have any sync issues with it!

    Please help!
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    Have you tried burning with Imgburn instead, just to be sure it isn't something Nero is doing ?

    Otherwise it sounds like you are trying to squeeze too much on.
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    Originally Posted by Xenogear900
    Why are my AVI2DVD dvd ISO files TOO BIG to burn onto DVD!?

    Whenever I use AVI2DVD to make an AVI to DVD, I tell it to make an ISO so I can load it in Nero and burn it to DVD. But whenever I go to load it in Nero, its always just a bit too big to burn! For example, my latest video file was made into a 4.81GB ISO.

    How can I fix this!? I really like AVI2DVD, because its a great All-In-One converter and I never have any sync issues with it!

    Please help!
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    Standard DVD uses MPeg2. Figure 90-180 min max.

    Some DVD players play higher compressed divx/xvid as files.
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    If you don't create an ISO (it's not really needed) how big is the resultant VIDEO_TS folder? Are you using Hcenc?
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  5. 25th Aug 2008 13:44 #5
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    You can always make Video_Ts folder instead of ISO and use Nero Recode to fit it to DVD5.
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    You can always make the overly large DVD as an ISO file, then load it into dvdSHrink, and obviously, shrink to fit.
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