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  1. 29th Jan 2006 16:45 #1
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    I have a number of Video Editing programs Adobe Premier 6.5, Allok AVI to DVD SVCD Converter, Allok WMV to AVI MPEG DVD WMV Converter. I have been trying to convert a AVi files with Xvid format to MPEGII so I can create a DvD but nothing works.

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    Thanks,

    I converted the AVi's and now I've got Video and VTS files. Is there a tutorial to help me compile these as a DvD?
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    Use the classic version of ImgTools to create an ISO IMAGE file from the VIDEO_TS folder.

    Then burn that ISO IMAGE file using ImgBurn.

    Both programs are freeware.

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    Make sure it is the "classic version" of ImgTools that you use not any of the other versions.
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    Originally Posted by sjim
    I converted the AVi's and now I've got Video and VTS files. Is there a tutorial to help me compile these as a DvD?
    It is already compiled as a DVD. All you need is to burn the VIDEO_TS folder - https://www.videohelp.com/guides#3;25 might have some suggestions. Or if you wish to make your own menus, you can import the title(s) into an authoring program such as TMPGEnc DVD Author.
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    You could try FAVC. I've been using it recently and it seems to work alright. It produces an iso at the end of the process for quick burning.
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