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  1. Hi, I have an avi video file on my hard drive that i converted to dvd files with dvdsanta. Anyway i burned the files with the latest version of nero express to a dvd-r but when i try and play it in a dvd player it plays 1/4 of it then returns to the mein menu and i have to select 2/4 of the video then3/4 and so on. Anyway i want it to play the whole dvd without having to keep selecting different parts of it to play. I know im doing something simple wrong but any help would be great. Cheers.
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    Does it play fine on the computer? Meaning, can you play the actual files Santa created before burning.
    I asume your burned DVD contains only an AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS with the dvd files inside .vob .ifo and such?
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  3. Yeah it play fine from the hard drive but when i burn on to a disc it does the same thing in the computer as it does in my dvd player. Yeah im just burning the files dvdsanta created .vob ect
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    It sounds like DVD Santa has authored these as seperate titlesets, and not linked them together. Was this built from seperate files, or one file ?
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  5. It was built from one avi file
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    I would recommend processing the vob file DVDSanta spit out thru another authoring program such as TMPG DVDAuthor. You shouldn't have any probelms after that.
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    It doesn't sound like you are doing anything wrong. If you encoded the single AVI file, and authored the single file, then DVDSANTA should have set it up to play as a single file.

    Are the break points at "natural" breaks, or does it just end unnaturally?

    I don't know of any authoring package that has the intelligence to actually set the breaks properly.

    What settings did you use to encode the AVI?
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