Burn Mpg to DVD

[vkk]

Hi all,
I have a video file mpg which i need to make 40 copies (not copy protected).I have the video in 11000 bitrate. I used nero and tried making a data dvd. The issue is that, it makes successful writing on dvd, but when i put it back in drive i find dvd as blank..and no video file is in it.I check it on disk and it has the dvd written markings..!!
I tried converting it to dvd format and also to mp4 & burn.but still i face same issue.i used avs creator and tried one or two copies goes well..and from 3rd copy i face it again. I wasted nearly 15 dvd's in this. Can some one please help me out.
i have Dell XPS 6gb ram i5 processor. thank you.
vkk

[Baldrick]

This is not any dvd ripping. Moving you to our to dvd authoring section.

Can you burn other data dvdr okey?
Have you tried the dvd on another copmuter?

[transporterfan]

What speed are your discs certified for? What speed are you asking Nero to burn at?
What brand are these discs?
Have you tried outputting your authored DVD to a folder instead of straight to disc, and then using ImgBurn to write the data?

[hech54]

ImgBurn
Good discs (Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden)
DON'T burn at the highest rated speed
Done.

[yoda313]

ImgBurn
Good discs (Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden)
DON'T burn at the highest rated speed
Done.

Ditto.

Also if you plan on doing a lot of duplicating more than once you can look into disc duplicators. I think they make standalone machines. As far as I know they will be a bit pricey but if you are going to do lots of disc duplicating this could save your sanity.

[vkk]

This is not any dvd ripping. Moving you to our to dvd authoring section.

Can you burn other data dvdr okey?
Have you tried the dvd on another copmuter?

Im sorry about wrong section selection.
Yea im able to write other datas. I tried other computer and there it hangs in middle like at 75% and gives error saying cannot complete burning.

[vkk]

What speed are your discs certified for? What speed are you asking Nero to burn at?
What brand are these discs?
Have you tried outputting your authored DVD to a folder instead of straight to disc, and then using ImgBurn to write the data?

Im using Sony DVD disks to burn and i use poweriso to create an image and using this image at 8x speed i burn that to disk. may be i need to try out using lower speeds. Thank you for reply.

[vkk]

ImgBurn
Good discs (Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden)
DON'T burn at the highest rated speed
Done.

Ditto.

Also if you plan on doing a lot of duplicating more than once you can look into disc duplicators. I think they make standalone machines. As far as I know they will be a bit pricey but if you are going to do lots of disc duplicating this could save your sanity.

Oh is it. that i need to enquire around if i have any place where i can get it done. thanks for the reply.

[yoda313]

Oh is it. that i need to enquire around if i have any place where i can get it done. thanks for the reply.

I don't know if there are any services to do it - on personal data you own of course not copyrighted material.

But I was suggesting buying the equipment yourself. But you might be able to find some firm to do it for you.

I do remember reading about disc duplicating for video dvds but if memory serves they required a certain minimum number of discs before a doing a run. There might be smaller operations that would have a low or no minimum. Also I don't know about data burning versus dvd video (ie the video_ts stuff).

Good luck.

[Nelson37]

What is the size of the video file? Can you play it on your computer?

How did you obtain and/or create this file?

When you attempted to convert to MKV, what happened? Was a file created, and can you play it?

If you take a disk which "apparently" failed to burn, and put it into a different computer, what happens?

A quick guess from the data supplied so far is that you have a corrupted file, or a non-standard MPG that failed to convert to DVD spec. Attempt to burn DATA with ImgBurn, that program will not and can not attempt to convert your MPG to DVD standard.

Is it your goal to create a disk that will only play on a PC and not on a standalone player?