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  1. I have an .AVI clip and I usually load it to my WinAvi Video converter and there it goes 30 minutes later, what Im trying to find out today is if I can batch encode multiple .avi clips and encode them to dvd?

    So lets say I have 6 avi clips, is there a way so I can set a batch mode to encode each avi to dvd and then start the other avi clip? So at the end of it all I would see 6 diff VIDEO_TS folders ready to be burned?

    Im not asking if it can be done necessarily for the program im using now, although it would be great, but in general if theyrs such thing? Just to make myself clear, Im trying to encode 6 diff dvd but in batch mode, that way I can goto sleep and have all of them ready, thanks.

    If someone mentions AutoIt to me, then you I hope you got a script for it, thanks
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    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?toolsearch=batch

    https://www.videohelp.com/tools/sections/all-in-one-dvd-converters

    And ConvertXtoDVD will do this -- even the old free version DivXtoDVD will load multiple AVIs and then create a DVD file set.
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    WinAvi Video converter will do this, I make a new folder copy all files for conversion into this folder.
    Open WinAvi Video converter, select DVD, open the folder and select all the AVIs
    Select the folder that the files are copied into as the output directory and click OK.

    You should end up with one VIDEO TS folder with all the 6 files converted, and numbered 1 to 6

    Simple.......
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    Guys I don't think he wants to batch encode 6 avi's to one dvd. I think he wants to batch encode 6 avi's to 6 different dvds.

    Originally Posted by likwid8
    So lets say I have 6 avi clips, is there a way so I can set a batch mode to encode each avi to dvd and then start the other avi clip? So at the end of it all I would see 6 diff VIDEO_TS folders ready to be burned?.......

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    Just to make myself clear, Im trying to encode 6 diff dvd but in batch mode, that way I can goto sleep and have all of them ready, thanks.
    If I am reading that right and that is what you want then I'm not sure what program will do it. It could probably be done with some complicated batch scripting if you could find someone willing to help you with that. I honestly can't think of any program that would support that kind of feature out of the box though.
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    Originally Posted by freebird73717
    Guys I don't think he wants to batch encode 6 avi's to one dvd. I think he wants to batch encode 6 avi's to 6 different dvds.
    Yes, he did say 6 VIDEO_TS folders. But as he used the word "clip" rather than "feature" or "movie" I assumed they were short items and he might prefer to put them on a single disk.

    Anyway, the time consuming part is the video encoding, which can be batched regardless of how you author. Using for instance your batch encoder....
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    Originally Posted by AlanHK
    Anyway, the time consuming part is the video encoding, which can be batched regardless of how you author.
    Agreed!

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    Dosen't muxman have batch authoring capabilities? That might be of help to you as well.
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