Software to burn MPG to DVD

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  1. foxhunter

    foxhunter MDL Member

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    #1 foxhunter, Feb 13, 2009
    Hi all,

    i've encoded several own AVI-Videos to MPEG.

    Does anyone know a better solution as Nero to burn them to a Video-DVD?

    Nero always tries to reencode the Stream, which took about 2 hours of wasted time, as they are already in the correct format.
     
  2. dumble

    dumble MDL Member

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    #2 dumble, Feb 13, 2009
    ConvertXtoDVD ..

    note that it is not freeware, but try to do a search on a torrent site (or softexia.com)
     
  3. foxhunter

    foxhunter MDL Member

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    #3 foxhunter, Feb 13, 2009 (OP)
    Thanks, i will give it a try.
     
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  5. foxhunter

    foxhunter MDL Member

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    #5 foxhunter, Feb 16, 2009 (OP)
    Looks nice.

    I don't have any preferences yet.

    Thank you
     
  6. techy

    techy MDL Novice

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    duh MDL Member

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  8. oRb

    oRb MDL Novice

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    #8 oRb, Apr 15, 2009
    You don't make it clear whether you have re-encoded your avi to one mpg
    file, or whether you have re-encoded to mpg DVD structure. I.E VIDEO_TS
    If it's the latter there is some free software you can use to burn without
    the need to re-encode again, it's called imgburn, use google to find it.
     
  9. hiho

    hiho MDL Novice

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    #9 hiho, May 14, 2009
    hi, i use free dvd creator. it can convert and burn video to dvd.
     
  10. XcopyBR

    XcopyBR MDL Member

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    #10 XcopyBR, May 14, 2009
    Womble is also a nice and easy alternative
     
  11. Skylined

    Skylined MDL Member

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    #11 Skylined, Jul 13, 2009
    As dumble said, ConvertXtoDVD is the best i've used so far, just it take a long time to convert 5+ hours of video.