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  1. 17th Dec 2003 09:14 #1
    billgateshates
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    Ok I am new to burning dvd-r's and I am having trouble putting my avi file on a dvd-r.....I have downloaded DVDlab and TMGPEnc.....I tried doing the encoding myself but it only produced a black/blank screen.....what's on the avi is some animation with no sound.....please help me....I need some good step by step direction............if you need any other info please ask......Thanx in advance to anyone who posts a reply and helps!!!!
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    Which of the 12 articles/guides found under the AVI to DVD section under CONVERT did you try, and what part of that guide didn't work?

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  3. 17th Dec 2003 20:38 #3
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    I used the guide for TMPGEnc......I did what it said but it didn't do anything.....I followed everything......But when it was done nothing but a blank screen shows.....It's frustrating.....so can you help me?
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    Do you have the right codecs for the AVI? Check what's needed with GSpot. Make sure that both video and audio is in a format TMPGEnc can read.

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