putting avi videos onto dvd?

dirtbiker100
dirtbiker100 Posts: 1,997
edited March 2008 in The Crudcatcher
I've got several bike videos of some friends and i and want to put them onto one dvd to watch on the tv. what software's best? only found stuff for converting one avi file to one dvd disc to then be burnt using standard burning software...
any ideas? thanks

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  • schmako
    schmako Posts: 1,982
    My mate has been trying for ages through .ISO files or something, he hasn't had much luck.. I'd be interested to hear ways of doing it too.
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  • Dales1
    Dales1 Posts: 46
    Try this one:

    http://www.brothersoft.com/free-movies- ... 65642.html

    It's good and it's free and you can load up multiple files (chapters).

    Dales.
  • redvee
    redvee Posts: 11,922
    You need to convert the AVIs to VOB files. You can do this many ways. I have used Nero 8, though there are other burning software applications to do this. An easier way that will work with any burning software that doesn't encode to DVD is to use a program called Super converter. You can convert your AVIs to VOB file then burn normally to DVD. The Super converter download link is a bit of a sod to find on their page.

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  • jeffers696
    jeffers696 Posts: 328
    download adobe encore, this is a dvd building software, you can build menus and then burn them to DVD and they will work on all dvd players, 30 day free trail http://www.adobe.com/ap/products/premiere/encore/ . mutch easyer than converting file formats
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  • dirtbiker100
    dirtbiker100 Posts: 1,997
    thanks guys. i shall try them all a go i think.
  • Bikedevil
    Bikedevil Posts: 1,156
    Ulead works is pretty good for creating DVD's/editing aswell
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  • abbots_mike
    abbots_mike Posts: 280
    VSO Convertxtodvd

    Bit of a mouthful to say but feed it an AVI file, it will convert it, allow you to create a custom menu and then burn to disc.
    costs 30 quid but the best one i have used. also possible to get for free if you are prepared to use more "unorthodox" methods.
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  • dirtbiker100
    dirtbiker100 Posts: 1,997
    heh i'm alright with unorthodox methods and i know i said i would try them all but the first one
    dales mentioned
    Dales1 wrote:
    http://www.brothersoft.com/free-movies-to-dvd-65642.html
    It's good and it's free and you can load up multiple files (chapters).
    is free and did the job very well so i can recommend that one to schmako and anyone else interested. i'm not doubting the others but you have to pay for them (in theory) and if i can find a free (open source too) one then i'm more than happy with that. thanks very much all.

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