Trouble burning AVI files
and therefore wont fit, why does nero add so much to the file size? and how can I sort it?
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Not sure - not had it do that to me...
What write type are you trying? MAKE DATA CD should be the way you want to do it.
If it still won't work, you could always use MAKE DATA DVD and put it on a DVD......
What write type are you trying? MAKE DATA CD should be the way you want to do it.
If it still won't work, you could always use MAKE DATA DVD and put it on a DVD......
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Originally Posted by Thrush
Not sure - not had it do that to me...
What write type are you trying? MAKE DATA CD should be the way you want to do it.
If it still won't work, you could always use MAKE DATA DVD and put it on a DVD......
What write type are you trying? MAKE DATA CD should be the way you want to do it.
If it still won't work, you could always use MAKE DATA DVD and put it on a DVD......
that would be why then, avi files need to be burnt as data cds.
dont think you can get them to play on (most) dvd players without converting them back to DVD format iirc.
else just buy a £30 dvd player which supports avi files (and divx/xvid codecs built in etc) ie. the chili dvd player, ive yet to find a format it wont play
dont think you can get them to play on (most) dvd players without converting them back to DVD format iirc.
else just buy a £30 dvd player which supports avi files (and divx/xvid codecs built in etc) ie. the chili dvd player, ive yet to find a format it wont play
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vcd's only play on the very cheap and few dvd players. alsdo have you tryed dvd shrink. it may help. we have a few programs we use.
better off to write as a dvd and if ya cant get it to work write it as a vcd (video cd)
better off to write as a dvd and if ya cant get it to work write it as a vcd (video cd)
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DVD Shrink wont burn avi's. All DVD Shrink does is compress full dvd's (dvd9) to backup onto a 4.7gb (dvd5) dvd disk.
If the avi you have is on for more than 80mins then it wont fit onto a cdr as a vcd as I'm guessing yours is with it turning out at 900Mb. You will need to split the 900Mb vcd into 2 parts and burn each of them onto disks, to fit on one 80 min cdr you need to encode it to kvcd if it's more than 80mins long or you could just use Nero Vision Express to encode the avi to dvd format and burn it onto a dvd.
If the avi you have is on for more than 80mins then it wont fit onto a cdr as a vcd as I'm guessing yours is with it turning out at 900Mb. You will need to split the 900Mb vcd into 2 parts and burn each of them onto disks, to fit on one 80 min cdr you need to encode it to kvcd if it's more than 80mins long or you could just use Nero Vision Express to encode the avi to dvd format and burn it onto a dvd.
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Originally Posted by Hockney
DVD Shrink wont burn avi's. All DVD Shrink does is compress full dvd's (dvd9) to backup onto a 4.7gb (dvd5) dvd disk.
If the avi you have is on for more than 80mins then it wont fit onto a cdr as a vcd as I'm guessing yours is with it turning out at 900Mb. You will need to split the 900Mb vcd into 2 parts and burn each of them onto disks, to fit on one 80 min cdr you need to encode it to kvcd if it's more than 80mins long or you could just use Nero Vision Express to encode the avi to dvd format and burn it onto a dvd.
If the avi you have is on for more than 80mins then it wont fit onto a cdr as a vcd as I'm guessing yours is with it turning out at 900Mb. You will need to split the 900Mb vcd into 2 parts and burn each of them onto disks, to fit on one 80 min cdr you need to encode it to kvcd if it's more than 80mins long or you could just use Nero Vision Express to encode the avi to dvd format and burn it onto a dvd.
Is there a quicker prgram for avi to dvd conversion? I use winAVI
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Originally Posted by gal_racer666
vcd's only play on the very cheap and few dvd players. alsdo have you tryed dvd shrink. it may help. we have a few programs we use.
better off to write as a dvd and if ya cant get it to work write it as a vcd (video cd)
better off to write as a dvd and if ya cant get it to work write it as a vcd (video cd)
DVDShrink won't be of any help here at all as the filetype is an AVI. DVDShrink is used for two things : 1) ripping a DVD to the PC (breaking encryption) and 2) shrinking the filesize of the DVD files to below 4.5gb so they can fit on a DVD-R. SO again, your info here is wrong.
And you can't write it a a DVD unless you use a programme to encode the friles from AVI to DVD.
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Matt - what you need to find out first is if your DVD player supports DivX playback.
Burn the AVI you have to either CD or DVD as a DATA DISC using nero. Then just put the disc in the DVD player and see if it will read and play the AVI. Some do, some don't....
If that doesn't work, then you don't have DivX support on your player, and you will need to encode to a different format to get it to play.
VCD is shit - I used to encode video clips and the like the VCD using Nero but the quality is just shocking - nothing like the KVCD's you can get hold of on the net
You are best off converting to DVD format using an AVI to DVD converter or Nero Vision Express as Hock says. Get yourself a DVD-RW disc and you can burn stuff, watch it, then erase the disc to reuse it again next time - is what I do
Burn the AVI you have to either CD or DVD as a DATA DISC using nero. Then just put the disc in the DVD player and see if it will read and play the AVI. Some do, some don't....
If that doesn't work, then you don't have DivX support on your player, and you will need to encode to a different format to get it to play.
VCD is shit - I used to encode video clips and the like the VCD using Nero but the quality is just shocking - nothing like the KVCD's you can get hold of on the net
You are best off converting to DVD format using an AVI to DVD converter or Nero Vision Express as Hock says. Get yourself a DVD-RW disc and you can burn stuff, watch it, then erase the disc to reuse it again next time - is what I do
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Originally Posted by Thrush
Get yourself a DVD-RW disc and you can burn stuff, watch it, then erase the disc to reuse it again next time - is what I do
saves having loads of dvd's/cdr's laying about that you'll probably never watch again 
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Cheers chaps, bit of a pain in the arse to sort out really as its not my DVD player, I dont own one, or a TV
So I'm going to burn loads of different discs with different formats etc and take them round to my mums and try them on hers and see which work, my sister has a cheap £25/30 special aswell so I can try them on that while I'm there
So I'm going to burn loads of different discs with different formats etc and take them round to my mums and try them on hers and see which work, my sister has a cheap £25/30 special aswell so I can try them on that while I'm there
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Originally Posted by Thrush
Thought you did have a TV Matt, but no aerial so can't watch "TV" as such, but used yours for dvd's and video games?
anyway, been round my mums and none of the discs worked on either of the players
2 VCD's and a KVCD burnt straight to a CDR from the cue file, thought that one would work at least.Oh well, back to square one, I dont think I've ever had a DVD disc play yet of any sort, even the music cdr's are shit hence I dont bother anymore
must be doing something wrong somewhere, it aint rocket science
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