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  1. I just read the guide on how to burn divx and xvid files on DVD and am confused on a few points. Am I right in assuming that once TMPGenc finishes the encoding, it creates a VIDEO_TS folder or the vob, bup, ifo files that can be placed within such a folder? Also, how do I burn multiple divx files onto one dvd-r? Is this even possible? I have several episodes of a television show in divx format but I don't want to burn one dvd for every episode. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
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    can u give me the url to this guide ur using..thanks...holla

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  3. Originally Posted by SoCalMK
    I just read the guide on how to burn divx and xvid files on DVD and am confused on a few points. Am I right in assuming that once TMPGenc finishes the encoding, it creates a VIDEO_TS folder or the vob, bup, ifo files that can be placed within such a folder? Also, how do I burn multiple divx files onto one dvd-r? Is this even possible? I have several episodes of a television show in divx format but I don't want to burn one dvd for every episode. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
    If you actually click on the link at the then of that guide that says :

    "Now you are ready to burn it to DVD."

    you will see it actually takes you to the DVD authoring guides.

    TmpGenc is only used to create DVD compliant mpeg-s (in this guide anyway, it can actually produce may different variants of mpeg1 and mpeg2). Once you have thse files you then have to author and burn your DVD. Follow the link.
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