3 .bin Svcd to DVDR

[Lethalwordz]

OK I've read many guides, alot of useful stuff I must say. I just want to put my three svcd's onto one dvdr, I ran out of cd-r's anyways

I love SVCD2DVD, but my project without authoring is about 2.5GB so I can't use the free version.

Last time I used SVCD2MPG, my video was all blocky and out of sync.

Is there a fast way, just to get the video on one dvd. Menus right now are irrelevant, but if it's not a major task to add them, then it's fine.

Any suggestions of easy ways that don't affect the video quality?

Please note that these are in PAL format and I need them into NTSC.

[Baldrick]

divxtodvd. you must extract the video from the bins first. and i'm not sure how the pal to ntsc quality is.

[Lethalwordz]

Well besides the fact that that program puts a "Trail Version- DivxToDvD" across the screen, it had pixelation and color loss....

any other suggestions?

[jimmalenko]

Download the old free version of DivxToDVD here:
http://www.download.com/VSO-DivXtoDVD-Converter/3000-7970_4-10376028.html?tag=lst-0-1


This does not put the trial version watermark across the screen, and is roughly twice as quick to convert .... but with very few options.

[Lethalwordz]

Ahh thanks this one looks better, I'll have to see how the quality turns out...just one question. It only allows me to do one file, I have three parts. If I do them all seaparate, how would I go about burning it to the same dvdr?

[kicko]

i want to know how this turns out, i did 3 svcd's to dvdr and it worked fine but the picture was retarded, it was very small and didn't fit the screen like normal, i did it in 4:3 and 16:9. come to thing of it would merging the 3 svcd's in tpmeg encoder mess up the AR

[Wicked187]

Use the ISOBuster to extract .mpg from the svcd then use TMPGEnc XPress to join all 3 svcds and reencode into DVD format you'll end up with a large MPG file then use TMPGEnc DVD Author and then you should have the option in there to make chapters make your menu etc.. thats what I did to a couple of SVCDs that I got and they all came out ok.

[Lethalwordz]

Eh nevermind, I just burned them to cd-r's. But what if I have a few xvid/divx files that I want to burn to dvd-r? Is there a way to use DivxToDvd and encode each file separately then add them on the same dvd-r?

[Gargoyle]

But what if I have a few xvid/divx files that I want to burn to dvd-r? Is there a way to use DivxToDvd and encode each file separately then add them on the same dvd-r?

It's pretty easy - just open the first file with DiVXtoDVD, then click the 'Open' button again, select the second file, repeat for any others.
I've done up to 8 30 min. TV episodes onto 1 DVD this way - I'm not sure whats the limit of # of files you can add is.