Roxio burning dvd

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Not very good software. TRY Nero Express and Power DVD

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If you're talking about making "Home Video" into playable DVDs it's not because there's necessarily a problem with your DVD-Burner. It's most likely because your home videos are being recorded as .AVI format files. There are some other file formats it could be, but it all boils down to the same problem: the DVDs you make will only play in computers or on the rare chance that you come across a DVD player that plays those formats. The best way to remedy this situation is to buy a program that will convert the files from .AVI to DVD. There are several to choose from. Roxio reportedly has software\programs that will do this. I'm sure that Nero does too. Both companies produce several different versions of "Burning Software" do your research and be sure you buy one that will convert the files for you. There is another one that I've personally used to convert the files and burn the DVDs for me. It's "I'm Too AVI-to-DVD". I know that is an odd name for a program, but it's straight forward in what it's function is. When I used this program to convert the file formats for me and burn the DVDs it literally took several hours to convert and burn about 5GB of video for me. I don't know if Roxio or Nero would be able to do it faster than that. converting file formats can be a lengthy process.

Hi there,

Well can you please describe some more......
which software you are using to burn a DVD?
If you want to burn a Video DVD then all file extension must be .VOB so you can't able to burn .AVI files directly to a Video DVD.......
Are you using any converter software?
Please reply.......

Thanks

DVD Ripperis the most powerful and practical DVD ripping tool to rip yourfavorite DVDs to popular MP4, AVC (H.264), AVI (Divx, Xvid), WMV, MOV,MPEG 1, MPEG 2, MPEG 4, 3GP, FLV, SWF files.

Here is a guide to convert avi to DVD. Click here

The default password is 136900. This is the factory password. This information can be found at the following link. http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?scy=US&slg=AEN&cat=DVD_HOME_THEATER_CA&sct=DVD_PLAYERS_SU&session=200906 It is in the owners manual on page 47. I hope this information helps you with your problem.

you can get a converter from goldwave .com. It is a free download i believe. the converter is called LAME and it is a good converter not to be confused with it's "name'. Or you can but the whole Goldwave program. It costs only about 50 dollars . you will have it for as long as you want to.

There is no need to convert iso. Better you go to select file and select all the avi file you need to write on the CD/DVD. The files will be transferred on your disc.

I do not believe this player plays AVI videos, not to mention whatever codec you are trying to use.

Download VSO ConvertXtoDVD and convert your AVI files to DVD and then burn them to DVD-R (NOT DVD+R), the 4.7GB discs (single-layer).

This process takes a very long time, depending on the size of the movies you are converting, some 1-2 hours, some 8-24 hours.

I suggest buying a Philips DVD Player that plays DivX and XviD AVI files, they seem to be the best. You can just burn the AVI to any disc and it will play. [Most popular seems to be Philips DVP 642]

Cheers.