How can I create a video DVD???

sujit801 said:
Very true - it depends a lot on the source. I would say, check the video bitrate of the source (avi), it should be a min of 1200 kbps. If less, the output wouldnt be worth the effort (quality would be similar to VCD).

Also, the quality would depend on the conversion method used. Using softwares like ConvertXtoDVD, would give you quick results, but at the loss of quality.

Instead if you use the method suggested by shaunak, it will take time, but give you better results. I have spent almost 4 days, converting a DVD to x264 using 'insane' preset for a 3 hr movie. The time is worth the effort when you see the quality :hap2:
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You are living up to the name of the preset that you are using. :P

3 days just to convert a 3 hour movie!!!
You are insane.

Too much electricity wasted on a stupid movie. It could have had been better used by somebody in the villages who have no electricity. I would rather lose quality than waste so much money and national resource on just a movie.

It is better to buy an original DVD as you are spending an amount close to that. It would help the production house too.
 
I am facing problem with convertx DVD SW.

the conversion is fast and quality is also good.

but after half of the movie the video playback strucks.

I almost made 5-6 DVDs and the case is same with all.

now all those DVDs are wasted.

other DVDs play well on player.

Is this the DVD player fault or SW fault or OS fault or is it me who has converted them?
 
TECH HUNTER said:
I am facing problem with convertx DVD SW.
the conversion is fast and quality is also good.
but after half of the movie the video playback strucks.
I almost made 5-6 DVDs and the case is same with all.
now all those DVDs are wasted.
other DVDs play well on player.
Is this the DVD player fault or SW fault or OS fault or is it me who has converted them?
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Are you using the full version or the trial version? In the trial version, there are certain limitations on how much of the file you can convert.
 
hotshot05 said:
I have some movies in .avi format which I have downloaded from the internet.........
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hotshot05 said:
It is better to buy an original DVD as you are spending an amount close to that. It would help the production house too.
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Contradicting statements :P
You are talking about helping nation & production houses etc and in the end - you yourself are downloading movies :rofl:

hmm, your comment about electricity wastage is total off topic, coz i was talking about how to achieve high quality, which comes at a price and it may not be justified to you.

Below are two screenshots - one from original DVD and other, after encoding to 1/3 the size of original DVD.
original
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encode
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See that, the encode is more detailed and sharper than original. Thats the result!
 
I want to write 3*1/3 DVD rips to a DVD5 with a starting screen to select the movie I want to play. All 1/3rd DVD rips are in avi format.

Can anybody suggest best way to go about?

I have tried using Nero, but after adding only one 1/3 DVD rip it shows full 4.37GB used. What I should do different?

Thanxx in advance.
 
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