MPEG2 to VOB for DVD creation

1st Jul 2006 14:53 #1

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Ok, i've read for an hour or so trying to figure out how to do this exactly. I've got a close idea, I think. But would like any clarification.

I have created a very short little film(8 mins 14secs) w/ my own music in the background. I have succesfully created it as mpeg2 which runs on one of our dvd players and all the PCs, but not all dvd players. I have tried just dragging and dropping and writing it to a cd-r. It works on only PCs that way. So then I burned as VCD using Nero. When i did that it would work on one of our dvd players and not on 5 others I tried.

So i'm thinking if I could burn this as a dvd it could play on any dvd player...?

So I need a program to turn the Mpeg2 into .vob files, right? Which from what I read TDA is the program to use? Can I just open the finished mpeg2(audio and all) in TDA and have it automatically create the .vob files? If so, do I have to set up menus, or can it just auto-run?

Here are the specs for the video I have created:

Stream Type: MPEG-2 Video
Size: 320x240
Aspect Ratio 1:1(VGA)
Frame Rate: 30fps
Rate Control Mode: Constant Bitrate(CBR)
Bitrate: 1150
Video Format: NTSC
Encode Mode: Non-interlace
YUV format: 4:2:0
DC Component Precision: 8 bits
Motion search precision: normal

I have been reading this link here,
http://dvd-hq.info/Compression.html

which seems to be the way to go, I guess. It gets techincal and i'm not sure if it all would work w/ my home created 320x240 videos...

The main goal here is to get it playable on virtually any dvd player...Would appreciate any and all help!

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1st Jul 2006 15:02 #2

Baldrick

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you don't need any menus. but you need to convert to dvd standard, see www.videohelp.com/dvd , mainly change the size to 352x240 and then add the mpeg2 in tda.

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2nd Jul 2006 10:48 #3

Abond

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