
avi to CD-R
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dencol
, May 28 2006 08:46 PM
#1
Posted 28 May 2006 - 08:46 PM

#2
Posted 29 May 2006 - 12:11 AM

Are you using CDR because there isn't a DVD writer
Have you clicked make movie, added the file to the timeline then clicked export and checked the file size in NeroVision / exported video folder
Have you clicked make movie, added the file to the timeline then clicked export and checked the file size in NeroVision / exported video folder
#3
Posted 29 May 2006 - 10:29 PM

Yes I am using a CDR because I don't have a DVD writer .
When using Nero I click on make a video CD, add the .avi file (disabling the menu options) and nero starts encoding the file. However after the encoding is done, the 700 MB file is somehow expanded to around 1000 MB so it can't be put on a CDR. This seems to be the reason why I am not able to fit the .avi file on a CDR because the file size does not remain the same anymore.
When using Nero I click on make a video CD, add the .avi file (disabling the menu options) and nero starts encoding the file. However after the encoding is done, the 700 MB file is somehow expanded to around 1000 MB so it can't be put on a CDR. This seems to be the reason why I am not able to fit the .avi file on a CDR because the file size does not remain the same anymore.
#4
Posted 30 May 2006 - 01:25 AM

At the top of Nero does the box have CD / DVD
#5
Posted 30 May 2006 - 06:22 PM

Yes it does. It is a pull down menu with CD/DVD, CD and DVD in it.
#6
Posted 30 May 2006 - 07:47 PM

Click start smart, set it with CD / DVD at the top, 4th from left is photo and video, hold the cursor over that, click make your own DVD Video, click make movie, click blue spyglass, click browse, locate the AVI file, click open, click blue + to add it to the timeline, click export, name it, click export, when it has run this, look for the file in NeroVision, exported video folder, look at the file size
If the quality is not as good as you like, repeat the above until it is in the timeline, click more, click video options, click DVD Video, set the encoding mode to high quality 2 passes, click OK, click yes if it ask if you want this to be the default, click export, check the file size and quality
If the quality is not as good as you like, repeat the above until it is in the timeline, click more, click video options, click DVD Video, set the encoding mode to high quality 2 passes, click OK, click yes if it ask if you want this to be the default, click export, check the file size and quality
#7
Posted 10 June 2006 - 04:33 AM

Can you make a VCD with that program?
If it doesnt work try ulead dvd movie factory 2, 3 or 4. www.download.com you can get a free trial.
Select VCD if you are using a CD burner.
You may find that VCD's dont play on some DVD players.
If it doesnt work try ulead dvd movie factory 2, 3 or 4. www.download.com you can get a free trial.
Select VCD if you are using a CD burner.
You may find that VCD's dont play on some DVD players.
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