Encoding movie without burning

Your player supports MTV files encoded at 160 x 128 and 25 fps. Videos may need to be encoded with the included software for device playback.
The video converter software can be downloaded from here:

http://www.cobyusa.com/?p=prod&prod_num_id=212&pcat_id=1001

Simply click on "Video Converter", save file and then launch it. I hope if you use this program you can enjoy movies on your player.
Good luck. Thanks.
gylacz

most likely its the wrong file type for the software you are tryin to burn the dvd with right click the movie file go to properties and see what file type it is

Hello,

If you write a movie the settings or format of the movie is change to the user define format. In writing your movie first is the computer will reformat the movie file format to some standard format. If you were writing cd the format will be mpeg and if in dvd the format is avi. So if your movie file is not the same format as mentioned above then the computer will automatically change the format to the format standard requirements. That is why it takes time to reencode the movie file format. Then if you unit is not the same as specs with the latest gaming specs today then it takes time to re encode the movie file format. So the hardware specs is something to do with this. If you want to speed up your unit then add memory.

Thanks

A standard DVD movie is about 8GB. However it is possible to put the same movie onto a CD. You will need to use MP4 or DIVX compression in order to squeeze it to fit. The quality is quite good. Google for free software to encode a DVD movie to AVI. Then you can burn it to DVD

Well try to export the movie into mpg format and save it on to the Hard drive... then try burning the disc for any other software... like nero...etc.,

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

Try re encoding the movie. Looks like the synchronization process got laggy. When you re encode, make sure there are no other memory intensive programs running.

first off, your not going to get dvd quality on cd, if ur talking about a standard dvd that u wish to put on cd, dont even bother.

4GB(DVD) to 700MB(CD) ? re-encoding it to that size will look like crap.

enjoy

try version 8 works alot better!

Amy, We would need a few more details about your video in question. Origional movie filetype, method of encoding, software used to burn, capture card used to create file etc. I do know for sure that making an ISO instead of a burning the folders or video files as a data/video DVD really doesn't do anything to help you with this problem. Also are you burning a traditional DVD or like many new players will play divx, xvideo, and windows media files. All of which could be burnt to a CD or DVD, and I have seen many files act similar to what your describing. Basically try to encode the video with another program and check to make sure you are using the appropriate frames per second. Here's a link to a free encoder that really works great for me. http://flaskmpeg.sourceforge.net/ O yea if you are trying to copy a vhs to dvd or a dvd without ripping the dvd you will get uneven audio, and video problems its called MACROVISION. good luck, Hack