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  1. 25th May 2005 16:44 #1
    Dubber Dan
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    Converting several 45 min AVIs into DVD format takes too much space on a DVD. So how would I go about burning multiple AVI files onto one DVD? Should I to convert VCD then burn to DVD? I'm starting to us TMPGEnc for burning cd's so that's my ideal starting point.
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    Lower the video bitrate and the resolution and you can store around 7 hours/dvd in vcd quality. Use the builtin wizard in tmpgenc and select dvd ntsc or pal low resolution.
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    I've tried this and now have a series of .m2v and .avi file pairs. How do I get them authored onto a cd? I've tried TMPGEnc DVD Author but it only recognises the .m2v files so there won't be any sound.

    So what do I need to do next or have I gone wrong along the way?
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