Convert youtube, Google flash video to DVD

Baldrick · Administrator Joined: 09 Aug 2000 Location: Sweden

REDDIRTGIRL: In super right click anywhere and you should be able to see/set the output destination folder (Output File Saving Management)

sponseld · Member Joined: 04 Oct 2007 Location: United States

The default output location for Super is C:\ (the root of the C directory). You can right-click in window and change the location using the "Output File Saving Management" menu item.

Baldrick · Administrator Joined: 09 Aug 2000 Location: Sweden

When I last used Super it used my desktop as default output location.

mrmomo · Member Joined: 16 Dec 2007 Location: Canada

Ok, 2 days ago I knew nothing of this... here is where I am...

Got a few FLV files I wanted to put on DVD
Converted them to VOB with Super
Burned them to DVD with Nero 6.6

The process seemed to work, except I get NO audio on the DVD. The VOB files DO have audio, as they will play on my computer with "PowerDVD"

So I re-converted the FLV files to MPEGII, and burned them to DVD, Now I get video and audio but it's completely scrambled.

Next I tried to convert to AVI, I can't even remember what went wrong that time but it didn't work.

I downloaded IMG tool burn, but it couldn't put the files on disc.

All I want to do is put these stupid files onto a DVD so I can play it on the TV for my son.

PLEASE someone give me the simple process which I am missing, it can't be that hard.

I think that my problem really lies with Nero - as the files before seem fine. WHY would I loose audio when I burn the file? How does Nero have authority to modify a file I am burning to DVD?

This is getting REALLY Frustrating!!

Thanks!

Bruce

oodles · Member Joined: 05 Jun 2008 Location: Canada

Hi everyone,

I got some .flv videos and converted them with Super in NTSC format. When I try to burn them with Nero, it tells me DVD-video files compliance test failed.
says its missing VIDEO_TS_IFO and VIDEO_TS_BUP ...how do I get these from Super or is there a way around this?

thanks

Jammy Dodger · Member Joined: 21 Dec 2008 Location: Spain

Hi Guys,

It sounds like you all know what you are talking about, so it's a good place to start for a double newbie like me.

I'm new to the forum, and new to trying anything with videos to DVD.

I'm trying to put youtube vids onto a DVD. I've downloaded Riva Player FLV so that I can store and play them, and I also have Riva Encoder, but I can't figure out how to actually make the transfer to DVD and end up with the finished article viewable.

I've had a few attempts, but got to pulling hair out status.

I've looked at the help sections, but a lot of it is gobbledegook to me.

Do I have the right stuff to do it, and if so how do I use it, or do I need something else PLEASE?

Remember replies have to be idiot proof!

Thanx

JD