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  1. 28th Oct 2005 09:08 #1
    jimdagys
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    I've been reading the info here and want to check if I am doing the right thing. I have mpeg2 (TV recordings) and I want to convert to simple DVD (no menus, etc.) I used Tmpgenc and chose DVD and then encoded. The result was two files, a video file and an audio file. If I then use Tmpgenc DVD Author, is it a straightforward matter to input the two files (audio and video) to burn a DVD? One other question, the video file that Tmpgenc created was much larger than the original mpeg2 file. Why does this happen?
  2. 28th Oct 2005 09:10 #2
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    If your Mpeg2 was compliant you dont need to Re-Convert/Encode it.
    Just use Tmpgenc DVD Author.
  3. 28th Oct 2005 09:44 #3
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    Try burning your MPG files to a non-multisession ISO format data DVD and finalize. Many DVD players can play MPG files burned that way.
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