Frage von Jochim Wolf:
Hi Ng,
Can someone please explain to me with which program I avi / mpeg
Files so that I can convert them to DVD (with Nero6) can burn
and then in a standard DVD player can?
What software would you recommend?
Thank you very much.
Jochim
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Antwort von Marino Weigl:
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I use to convert and burn anschlieÃxendem mostly the program "Ulead
Film Distillery 4 ". Thus s menus, chapters etc. no problem. Should I
know daÃx the authorte material is large, then author (converted into
DVD format) I only distillery with the film and compress the material
anschlieÃxend with DVDShrink. Then I burn with Nero.
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Antwort von Benjamin Grund:
On 01.February 2006, 22:44 Jochim Wolf wrote:
> Can someone please explain to me with which program I avi / mpeg
> Files so I can convert them to DVD (with Nero6) can burn
> And then in a standard DVD player can?
Nero 6 is already an authoring program called Nero Vision
Express in the process of so I understand the question is not entirely successful. A glance
the manual would have you actually can tell.
In addition, you should see before making a question in the future first
Search your newsreader or use Google Groups. It is
Most groups do not welcome if you have a sogennnte FAQ
represents. Because it shows that you yourself are not seeking
an answer to the question, but others prefer to work
it can be.
Gruß,
Benjamin
Antwort von Jochim Wolf:
Thank you very much! You have next to me really helped.
Liebe Grüsse.
Antwort von Andreas Pohlke:
Hi,
Benjamin reason wrote:
> On 01.February 2006, 22:44 Jochim Wolf wrote:
>> Can someone please explain to me with which program I avi / mpeg
>> Files so I can convert them to DVD (with Nero6) can burn
>> and then in a standard DVD player can?
> Nero 6 is already an authoring program called Nero Vision
> Express in the process of so I understand the question is not entirely successful. A glance
> In the manual would have you can really tell.
well, if he (like me) on his 6.3 Nero DVD Burners dazubekommen has
( "Manual as a PDF on the CD!") And may not update to 6.6
has made the question, I can almost understand. This "Nero
Vision Express "ran in the 6.3 mostly _gar_ not.
In principle: first reading, if necessary, then ask.
Regards,
Andreas.
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ofer middangeard monnum sended
Antwort von Andreas Erber:
Jochim Wolf wrote:
> Hi Ng,
> Can someone please explain to me with which program I avi / mpeg
> Files so I can convert them to DVD (with Nero6) burn
> Can and then in a standard DVD player can?
>
> What software would you recommend?
I used Avi2 DVD, which then creates a DVD image that Nero can burn.
Three or four clicks rich, finished. However, if the proposed encoder
not just the fastest and multiprozessortauglich, they are more likely
not synonymous. Come to me at least 8 hours for a fairly long time before VideoDVD
on a PentiumD 820th
LG Andy
Antwort von Benjamin Grund:
On 02.February 2006, 11:55 wrote Andreas Pohlke:
> Well, if he (like me) on his 6.3 Nero DVD Burners dazubekommen has
> ( "Manual as a PDF on the CD!") And may not update to 6.6
> Done, I can almost understand question.
Then he must but synonymous to write. If only because "Nero 6" is going
I assume that is the normal version and not a
may be stripped down OEM version.
And even if the manual is available only on CD, which prevent a
not really out there but take a look reinzuwerfen.
> This "Nero Vision Express" ran in the 6.3 mostly _gar_ not.
How? Apart from the fact that some DVD-compliant MPEG2 files
were not properly detected, I ran Nero Vision Express in all
Versions up to now without problems. However, I use it only for the pure
DVD authoring. For new / or Umcodierung I would like Nero Vision Express
for quality reasons rather not use it.
Gruß,
Benjamin
Antwort von Andreas Pohlke:
Hi,
Benjamin reason wrote:
> On 02.February 2006, 11:55 wrote Andreas Pohlke:
>> (Nero 6.3)
> Then he will write but synonymous. If only because "Nero 6" is going
> I assume that is the normal version and not a
> May be stripped down OEM version.
yes, but statistically unlikely. Nero OEM get
but after being missed. I have at least three versions of it,
2x a 5.9irgendwas and even 6.3.
> And even if the manual is available only on CD, which prevent a
> Actually not as yet take a look reinzuwerfen.
I had synonymous. And found nothing. So I created the tree-killers to
thrown and "NVE" times at rest in the train read. Well, it was
not very profound.
>> This "Nero Vision Express" ran in the 6.3 mostly _gar_ not.
> How?
It started, spent CPU time and then went nothing more. After
it sometime "with GUI" ran, it was later than when reading a
MPEG source from DVB-T recording. After all, I learned so forcibly
pva, mpeg2schnitt etc. ... it was indeed useful.
Regards,
Andreas.
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EALA Earendel engla beorhtast
ofer middangeard monnum sended
Antwort von Benjamin Grund:
On 02.February 2006, 14:16 Andreas Pohlke wrote:
> Yes, but statistically unlikely.
That may be, but it is not the responsibility of the reader to guess what the
Schreiber perhaps could have meant.
> After sometime "with GUI" ran, it was the latest in reading
> An MPEG source from DVB-T recording.
The problem I had now better than ever. Could but the subject material.
Especially for DVD-T, MPEG files are often not directly
DVD-compatible. Could be that NVE thereby lose it is.
Especially the older versions may simply not yet right for
DVD-T have been suitable.
> After I learned so forcibly pva, mpeg2schnitt etc. ... the
> However, was useful.
My imagery comes mostly of a TV card with hardware encoder
and is therefore directly compatible DVD. The files are necessary
necessary even before that with VideoReDo cut, it must Nero
really just the pure Authoring take.
Gruß,
Benjamin
