how to burn x264 to dvd

[pete1967]

hi there,
I am trying to burn
Length..............: 1h 31mn
Video...............: 1280x720 (X264 @ 23.976fps)
Bitrate.............: 5119Kbps
Audio...............: DTS 1509 Kbps
Language............: English / Spanish
Subtitles...........: English
Genre ..............: | Animation
to dvd on my laptop using imgburn but I am having problems, I have tried to remux using tsmuxer,
but as soon as I try to burn it to dvd about 5 minutes from the end of it burning it says there is an uncorrectable error,
I successfully burned a few dvds but I cant seem to get it to work now, I am using tdk dvds and also verbatim.
any help would be greatly appreciated

[Baldrick]

Can you burn other files with imgburn on dvds?

The source files you use shouldn't matter.

[pete1967]

I have managed to burn avchd files with no problem. and they played on my Panasonic Blu-ray player

[hech54]

hi there,
I am trying to burn
Length..............: 1h 31mn
Video...............: 1280x720 (X264 @ 23.976fps)
Bitrate.............: 5119Kbps
Audio...............: DTS 1509 Kbps
Language............: English / Spanish
Subtitles...........: English
Genre ..............: | Animation
to dvd on my laptop using imgburn but I am having problems, I have tried to remux using tsmuxer,
but as soon as I try to burn it to dvd about 5 minutes from the end of it burning it says there is an uncorrectable error,
I successfully burned a few dvds but I cant seem to get it to work now, I am using tdk dvds and also verbatim.
any help would be greatly appreciated

I don't understand. Are you talking about a simple Data DVD or what?

[jman98]

TDK discs are garbage. Verbatim should be OK as long as it's not the "Life" series. Try burning at a slower speed (no more than 4x) as this often solves burning problems when nothing else will. Also, how big is your file? If you are trying to burn a very large (over 4.5 GB) file, you may be getting errors from trying to write more than the disc can hold. Your listed bit rates suggest that this file is very close in size to the capacity of the disc. Sometimes lower quality media has problems trying to write beyond maybe 95% or so of the listed disc capacity. Use Verbatim and burn slow. Even Life series Verbatim is likely higher quality than your TDK discs.

[pete1967]

I am trying to burn a downloaded film to dvd,

[jman98]

I am trying to burn a downloaded film to dvd,

If that's your answer, which is NOT anything I asked about, there's no need for me to continue here. Good luck.

[Baldrick]

Try jman98 suggestions. If that fails then tell us the details of files. We do not need any video details when you are just burning.

And I'm moving you to our general section as this is not any video conversion issue.