damn you nero! :evil:

[aznhunnie]

ahhhhhhhhhhh omigosh ok after millions of tries to convert avis to mpgs (damn you illegal mpeg audiostream!!!!!!!!!!!!) i suceeded and i almost cried when i did. ok im sad but its hot here and after so many tries and failing i was so pissed off. you kno how many things i've thrown? anyway NOW taht i'm trhough with that, NERO won't let me BURN things. ARRRGG! DIE DIE DIE! the movie is only 57 minutes but when on nero it says its over 90 mins. ALso its not over 800mbs but on nero it says its 820mbs. WHY IS IT DOING THAT? I've used nero before and its worked but NOW its' not and i'm about to throw my computer into the dumpster. Can anyone help me? THANKS IN ADVANCE!

PS IM NOT CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bolta]

Hey . . .

If you open the AVI file in Virtual Dub, and go to the File menu and select "file information", what it does it tell you about the nature of the sound in the AVI? If Virtual Dub can't tell you the nature of the compression used, chances are it's an AC3 soundtrack (assuming the AVI is a DivX one ???).

A reason for the increase in file size might be that when the file is re-encoded to MPG format, the soundtrack is being re-encoded as a PCM WAV format - does this sound likely??

B.

[aznhunnie]

well no not really, because its not the file's problem. the file is infact small enough to be on a CD but Nero "reads" it as a bigger file saying "the file is too big to be burn" when it isn't. how annoying is that. I was thinking maybe I should uninstall and reinstall it. Bad or good idea?

How big (or small) is the original file? Bolta may be correct.