Need help with avi to dvd

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    twetypie1 Member

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    I am having trouble converting avi to dvd. I have used avi2dvd and got errors. I have also used TMPG and got errors. I printed out the guides from this websites and followed them closly but I'm still getting errors. Can someone help?
     
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    Download a program called gspot, open the avi file and post all of the information that gspot spits at you so we can see where the error is coming from.
     
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    Thanks I got it figured out. I didnt have the codecs.
     
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    Hi...

    Ok, but can you explain? Did you run the conversion with aviTodvd and had it complete and then discover you did not have DivX codecs or??

    I am just learning about aviTodvd and your infomation will help me and others here... I have to convert 10 movies to DVD.

    Thx...

    Hamster
     
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    I ran Gspot and it told me no video codecs was found and so I download them. I use avi2dvd software to convert my home videos that were avi format to a dvd iso and burned it onto dvd-rw with Nero 6 software. I hope that helps I'm really really new to this.
     
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    Hi...
    Yes, this does help and thank-you for your response. I am just learning like you and have 10 AVI's I want to burn to 1 DVD. I gave you the tutorial I found in my first response where it shows how to combine multiple AVI's into one DVD. I should probably start with just converting one AVI to DVD before I tackle multiple AVI's. I use Nero 6 also so this is good info's! (THX)

    Hamster...
     
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    I have not mastered putting more than one avi on a dvd at once so if you figure it out please inform me of how you did it. I have 10 home movies that I recorded from this year holidays and birthdays. I have been putting each one on its own dvd. It would be nice if I could combined them all to one. Thanks
     
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    If you want to keep them in avi format, just use nero and make a data dvd with multiple avi's.

    If you want to make a dvd format you can use multiple applications, but since you're already using nero, trying using nerovision express and encode multiple avi's at one time.

    Cheers.
     
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