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    I've been searching and looking around for awhile trying to figure out how to do this before posting, but I keep running into dead ends. I have a bunch of windows media player files (WMV) and would like to put them to DVD. Now I know I can just burn them to DVD, but when I watch them on the screen, it's all choppy and a little out of synch. Is there a way to convert the WMV files to DVD-type files and then burn those so the DVD is crisp? Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

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    A program called super has experimental wmv conversion in it , so you could give it a test ...

    Windows xp has movie maker which you import those files , but I would do one at a time as it has a habit of packing up under pressure .

    Import first clip .

    Drag and drop this clip onto either story board , or time line , which ever is displayed .

    Goto File , Save movie .

    In options screen , choose my computer , then next .

    Now movie name and where it gose , then next .

    In next screen , there is a blue "show more choices" option , hit it .

    Choose other options , I then choose DV-AVI (pal) , being aus .

    Let it rip .

    Repeat steps for each video .

    To convert to mpeg2

    Use avi2mpeg2 to convert the avi to dvd mpeg2 with mp2 audio .

    Then use batchdemux to extract video and audio , delete the audio file it produces , keep video stream .

    Use vdub to extract the audio from avi as wav , use full processing , and check the frequency is set to 48khz , this is in under the audio tab , then save as wav .

    Use besweet to convert this wav to ac3 , there is a hidden feature "create ac3 5.1" , look for it , and check it if you want this , other wise when you do the wav to ac3 it will produce a standard ac3 audio stream .

    Now you can bring the video stream , and this ac3 audio stream into dvdauthorgui , and add menu's with buttons and basic nav , output files , playtest and burn .

    For more info , check out the guides section , those I have done , these explain processes using vdub , and authoring dvds using the above mentioned applications , and also pcgedit , and more .

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    For frame rate conversions , I recommend ulead video studio 7 or 8 , any se edition can be bought in ebay for around $35.00au , its the only tool that dose it correctly , and saves you mucking about with guides that dont produce the results they say they can do , they cannot .

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    Hopefully this info and the guides will help you on your way to producing some classy dvd projects ... good luck , and dont forget ...

    Pm me if you get stuck .

    Ps : if any file has audio sync issues , these should be authored as seperate titles in dvdauthorgui , this will prevent them from affecting the rest ...

    Currently working on a better method of fixing this major problem .
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