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  1. 28th May 2006 12:23 #1
    Pink4eva
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    Ive had no trouble converting my .avi files to .mpg but i am having trouble getting my .mpg into DVD format!

    Can anyone recomend a free programme?

    Thank you
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  2. 28th May 2006 12:25 #2
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    dvdauthorgui, but you must demux/split the mpg to video and audio files first(with for example tmpgenc->file->mpeg tools->simple demultiplex).

    or click on Tools->Authoring(DVD) in the menu here to the left ...my favorite is TDA...not free though.

    or convert the avi directly to a dvd with ConvertXtoDVD.
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  3. 28th May 2006 12:30 #3
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    Right i tried to open with tmpgenc and it says the file is unsupported!

    I'll try ConvertXtoDVD now
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  4. 28th May 2006 12:35 #4
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    ConvertXtoDVD. has a watermark
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    Divxtodvd is the old free version of convertxtodvd but no burning.
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  6. 28th May 2006 12:48 #6
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    Is that programme free?
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  7. 28th May 2006 13:19 #7
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick
    Divxtodvd is the old free version of convertxtodvd
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  8. 28th May 2006 17:39 #8
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    Divxtodvd made the files into .vob, i didnt want them to go to that extension!

    Just to a compatible extension that will work with tmpgenc!
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  9. 28th May 2006 19:45 #9
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    Are you going from AVI to mpg to DVD?
    Why can't you just use the DVD template in TMPGEnc to go straight from AVI to DVD compatible mpeg2?
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  10. 29th May 2006 02:01 #10
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    Originally Posted by Pink4eva
    Divxtodvd made the files into .vob, i didnt want them to go to that extension!

    Just to a compatible extension that will work with tmpgenc!
    Wasn't a Video DVD your ultimate goal? If so, just burn what divx2dvd outputs to disc, and you're done.

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  11. 1st Jun 2006 14:42 #11
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    Originally Posted by KBeee
    Are you going from AVI to mpg to DVD?
    Why can't you just use the DVD template in TMPGEnc to go straight from AVI to DVD compatible mpeg2?
    TMPGEnc says the file is un-supported!
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    Have you tried this?

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