Stand Alone DivX DVD

[gsgill76]

Hi,

Can any body tell me how can i make the DivX DVD(multiple DivX movies), which should be playable in stand Alone player.

I mean i want to burn DivX moives to DVD & want to play in my Stand Alone player.
My Stand Alone player supports the DivX movies.

Does it require some more files as in case of (S)VCD/DVD or simply burn the DivX files & player will play it?

Please me form where can i get the help or software which can do this for me.

Kind Regards,
Thanks.
Gurpreet S. Gill

[FulciLives]

Just burn the AVI files to a DVD-R as if you were making a DATA DVD.

I use Nero Burning ROM (7.x Ultra Edition) for this and use the Nero Express option for this as it allows you to easily make a DATA CD or DATA DVD. One of the few things Nero is actually good at LOL

- John "FulciLives" Coleman

[gsgill76]

FulciLives,
You mean just burn them as in case of data CD/DVD. No special files are required? (oh this seem to be as we just burn the MP3 cd/DVD, right ?)

OK, Let me make a try then i will let you know, if some thing goes wrong.

Kind Regards,
Thanks.

[FulciLives]

FulciLives,
You mean just burn them as in case of data CD/DVD. No special files are required? (oh this seem to be as we just burn the MP3 cd/DVD, right ?)

OK, Let me make a try then i will let you know, if some thing goes wrong.

Kind Regards,
Thanks.

You got it ... just like burning a DATA CD/DVD with MP3 files. Nothing special is needed.

I'm not sure if you burn Joliet or ISO or what ... I use Nero Express at default options (for DATA CD/DVD burning) and it works for me that way.

I have a Philips DVP-5140 which is a MPEG-4 capable DVD player.

- John "FulciLives" Coleman

[mats.hogberg]

A free alternative to Nero for this task is CD Burner XP Pro.

/Mats

[canyon]

I'm not sure if you burn Joliet or ISO or what ... I use Nero Express at default options (for DATA CD/DVD burning) and it works for me that way.

My understanding is that you should use the "Bridge" mode for the DVD format. In my version of NERO (Version 6.6.013) it is presented as "Make UDF/ISO DVD" in the Data DVD menu in StartSmart. In NERO burining ROM it appears as File >> New >> DVD-ROM (UDF/ISO).

Using this mode you get the compatibility between the format required for DVD players and DVD-ROM on PCs.

It seems to work OK for me with my Toshiba SD-360E DVD player.
In fact, I made a "multimedia test DVD" to try out on various players in the shop: It contained a selection of DIVX, MPEG, MP3 (audio) and JPEG (Pictures) files, all on the one DVD.

[gsgill76]

Thanks to all, i will check.
Kind Regards.