I need Help....

[Rubberbandman]

Ok, I want to know the easiest most error free way to take bin/cue files to DVD. This is what I have been doing, I extraxt the mpg file from the bin file with isobuster then I take that a use either the new nero ultra, or sonic my dvd creator. Or I have been using vcd2dvd. Either way I have been having a lot of out of sync problems. Nero ultra and sonic take 4 hours to make 1 DVD. I tried rencoding the audio with tmpeg plus but that makes it worst. Also I am having problems with taking pal video and converting it to NTSC. Is there a way to do this? Like I said I want to know the easiest, Most dependable and the fastest way to this by keeping the programs down to 2-3.


Thanks

[dafreak]

the easiest way to burn image files is to use burning software such as nero and alcohol 120 that supports image burning.

there is no need to extract files using isobuster.
if you use nero express, there is an option to burn image file, select that option, show nero where the image is, and burn.

[johns0]

If the extracted files are mpg1(vcd) then there`s no need to re-encode,only the audio needs to be resampled to 48khz.Just add the files to your dvd authoring program.If its svcd then you will need to re-encode.

[Rubberbandman]

If the extracted files are mpg1(vcd) then there`s no need to re-encode,only the audio needs to be resampled to 48khz.Just add the files to your dvd authoring program.If its svcd then you will need to re-encode.

I want to take my vcd's and burn to DVD and watch on my stand alone.... I know how to copy bin files on cd-r.

[johns0]

Give tmpgenc dvd author a try,it will import the mpg1 files without re-encoding and it will change the audio from 44khz to 48khz.

[Rubberbandman]

Give tmpgenc dvd author a try,it will import the mpg1 files without re-encoding and it will change the audio from 44khz to 48khz.

Will that prevent the audio from being out of sync?

[johns0]

Hard to say,i got some mpg1 files that go out of sync whether i author them or just remux ,the only way i can fix them is stretch or shrink the audio timeline with goldwave and test with virtualdub to see if the files sync up.