I have downloaded several bittorrent AVI files that play perfectly on my computer, but won't play on my DVD player. (I burnt the DVDs with Nero). The DVD player (LG DV276) is AVI compatible, and indeed other AVIs, which weren't downloaded via bittorrent, will play on it. I have also tried creating DVDs using Sonic DigitalMedia LE v7 software, but when I try to add the AVI file I get the message "Could not make a thumbnail. Make sure you have the appropriate decoder installed. -47010". What am I missing?
+ Reply to Thread
Results 1 to 5 of 5
-
-
-
There are other factors that make a Divx or Xvid playable on a set top player. You could try running one through a program like AVI ReComp and that should make them compatible with most Divx players.
And welcome to our forums. -
Welcome to the forums shadowcat. We need more info.
1) Did you burn your AVIs to data discs (no conversion) or have Nero convert them to DVD format for burning?
2) Nero isn't a good tool for converting AVI to DVD. ConvertXToDVD isn't free, but it seems to work pretty well for newbies.
3) If you burned AVIs to data discs, there are various options in Divx that might be problematic for your player. These include:
GMC
QPel (Quarter pixel)
Packed bitstream
Resolutions greater than 720x576
Video bit rates greater than 2000 Kbps.
GSpot will help you to see if you have any of these settings in your AVIs.
I know nothing about Sonic DigitalMedia, so I have no idea what that error message means.
Similar Threads
-
Of PAL DVDs, .avi files, and frame rates
By AlphaCat in forum Authoring (DVD)Replies: 4Last Post: 30th Jan 2012, 08:23 -
Converting DVDs to .avi files
By c_woodul in forum Video ConversionReplies: 7Last Post: 28th Nov 2011, 13:05 -
Burning files on DVDs
By carlmart in forum ComputerReplies: 3Last Post: 23rd Sep 2011, 10:46 -
Problems Burning Movie Files onto blank Dvds-RW disks
By tealmarlin in forum Newbie / General discussionsReplies: 35Last Post: 1st Jan 2009, 11:18 -
AVI to MPEG and burning DVDs
By mc-help in forum Authoring (DVD)Replies: 6Last Post: 6th Jan 2008, 13:23