How you could make a video that can be played with DVD player?
By badaiprk
@badaiprk (69)
Malaysia
May 15, 2007 2:18am CST
Hi guys...I would like to know how I could burn a video that could be played with DVD player? What format should I use? any good software that i could use? at the moment I'm just using Windows Movie Maker 2.0 fro video editing and Nero Burner 7.0 to compile it into a CD..And would appreciate if you could advise me how to improve the picture quality of the video? Thanks guys...
3 responses
@badaiprk (69)
• Malaysia
16 May 07
Ok..how to encode the file format...do I have to play the video while I encode it to *.vob format...When I download my video from my handycam, I use the DV-AVI NTSC format...but when I use the Nero to burn the video to a VCD format, the picture quality was really not so good..sometime, when I play it with my VCD, it just get stucked and jumping from 1 scene to another scene..what do you think?
@ashu2077 (88)
• United States
5 Jun 07
Hi again,
The conversion process to .vob format will take a long time,
best would be to start the process at night and let is run overnight.
You may not be able to use the computer during conversion, the software is very cpu intensive and will suck all the cpu power.
It will not damage the CPU.
Ash
@ashu2077 (88)
• United States
5 Jun 07
Use dvdsanta software to convert files into .vob format.
Once converted copy the files onto a video_ts folder on the DVD, if the folder does not exists create one then copy all the converted files under this folder.
DVD players play files if they are under VIDEO_TS folder.
dvdsanta.com for the conversion software.
I have used it and it works perfect.
As
Ash
