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Avi to DVD

lol... thread resurrection.
 
:shock: Oops, shoulda checked the date, sorry okes didn't realise I was necro-posting :-(

Edit: Damn I did it again :shock:
 
effy11 said:
:shock: Oops, shoulda checked the date, sorry okes didn't realise I was necro-posting :-(

Edit: Damn I did it again :shock:
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:evil: Enter effy11, our resident Necromancer and master of the dark arts of Windows DVD making software. :lol: :smile: :) :)

Don't worry about it, effy. I do far worse on a regular basis. :)
 
haha, avoid the lame windows software. Here are some options for various experience/quality levels:

HARDEST/BEST QUALITY: virtualdub (for resizing, filters, etc) & Cinema Craft Encoder (encoding) & some authoring program (ex: DVDLabPro, Sony DVD Architect)
MIDDLE/GOOD QUALITY: TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress - all in one resize / filters / encode & some authoring program still needed (ex: DVDLabPro, Sony DVD Architect)
EASIEST/OK QUALITY: ConvertX2DVD - as few clicks / thinking as possible. converts straight to burn-ready DVD folders
 
i typically use ffmpeg, avidemux, dvdauthor, etc. on linux - mpeg2 quality has improved significantly with ffmpeg so i just use that for conversion projects (and the same programs minus dvdauthor for DVD to AVI)
 
I swear by DVD2SVCD... I've always had great results with it.
Basically, its a front end for many programs to automate the process (calculates bitrate, etc.)
All the programs (Avisynth, multiplexer, audio encoder, etc.) are included, except for the encoder.

Here is a screenie courtesy of doom9
d2s-aviinput.gif


Here is their guide for avi to dvd conversion
http://www.doom9.org/mpg/dvd2svcd-avi.htm
The encoders you can use with it are CCE or TMPG or Canopus ProCoder.

It's an oldie, but a goodie :)
 
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