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peakey · 22-09-08, 02:56 PM

Hi when i download videos from the net and want to burn them to a dvd useing nero it has to first convert the video then burn it to disc. But when converting the video it takes about a hour to convert and 2 mins to burn. Is there a way i can speed up the video conversion.

Even if i have to use a diff program

Or is it something to do with my computer as it is 2 years old now

cheers

My dads now putting a few films on one disc as avi files but nobodys dvd will read them apart from his. Is this again a issue do to him getting a top of the range dvd player ??

leeds6 · 22-09-08, 06:58 PM

My dads now putting a few films on one disc as avi files but nobodys dvd will read them apart from his. Is this again a issue do to him getting a top of the range dvd player ??[/quote]

nah mate usually the cheaper the dvd player the more formats it plays . i have yamada 6700 it plays just about everything including divx ...to burn avi's with nero all i do is select dvd iso then burn 3 or 4 movies to one disc much easier than all that converting crap most players that do this cost less than 50 quid some much less

aidso · 22-09-08, 08:02 PM

Nero sux balls when it comes to video conversion. I recommend you go fo ConvertXToDVD and you'll be able to fit more than one film on a disc.

peakey · 27-09-08, 09:12 AM

iv just converted a fillm from avi to dvd You say i can put more than one film on a disc ??

nvingo · 27-09-08, 11:19 AM

Yes just add the files you want to Nero Vision.
It can adjust the bitrate of the films to fit the disc.
Hardware DVD recorders have various constant-bit-rate settings for 1, 2, (3,) 4 and 6 hours recording.
Software recoders such as Nero can use variable-bit-rate to eke the best quality/running time out of the available space.

22-09-08, 02:56 PM	#1 (permalink)
peakey Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 678 Thanks: 14 Thanked 18 Times in 18 Posts	avi files with nero Hi when i download videos from the net and want to burn them to a dvd useing nero it has to first convert the video then burn it to disc. But when converting the video it takes about a hour to convert and 2 mins to burn. Is there a way i can speed up the video conversion. Even if i have to use a diff program Or is it something to do with my computer as it is 2 years old now cheers My dads now putting a few films on one disc as avi files but nobodys dvd will read them apart from his. Is this again a issue do to him getting a top of the range dvd player ??

22-09-08, 06:58 PM	#2 (permalink)
leeds6 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 244 Thanks: 5 Thanked 48 Times in 45 Posts	Re: avi files with nero My dads now putting a few films on one disc as avi files but nobodys dvd will read them apart from his. Is this again a issue do to him getting a top of the range dvd player ??[/quote] nah mate usually the cheaper the dvd player the more formats it plays . i have yamada 6700 it plays just about everything including divx ...to burn avi's with nero all i do is select dvd iso then burn 3 or 4 movies to one disc much easier than all that converting crap most players that do this cost less than 50 quid some much less

22-09-08, 08:02 PM	#3 (permalink)
aidso Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 70 Thanks: 3 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: avi files with nero Nero sux balls when it comes to video conversion. I recommend you go fo ConvertXToDVD and you'll be able to fit more than one film on a disc.

27-09-08, 09:12 AM	#4 (permalink)
peakey Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 678 Thanks: 14 Thanked 18 Times in 18 Posts	Re: avi files with nero iv just converted a fillm from avi to dvd You say i can put more than one film on a disc ??

27-09-08, 11:19 AM	#5 (permalink)
nvingo Senior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Cambs, UK Posts: 400 Thanks: 6 Thanked 64 Times in 60 Posts	Re: avi files with nero Yes just add the files you want to Nero Vision. It can adjust the bitrate of the films to fit the disc. Hardware DVD recorders have various constant-bit-rate settings for 1, 2, (3,) 4 and 6 hours recording. Software recoders such as Nero can use variable-bit-rate to eke the best quality/running time out of the available space. Last edited by nvingo; 27-09-08 at 11:24 AM.

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