Dvd Help

[🪦 mike ●]

how can i turn mpeg and such to a file that can be burned and played on a dvd player?

[🪦 Bear ●]

best bet, convert it to an ISO and burn it with Alcohol 120%

there\'s other options, but this is one of the better ones.

if the file will fit on CD, sent it to me and I\'ll do it for ya. Or, you can split the file and send it that way.

Also, [url=\"http://www.snapfiles.com/get/tmpgdvd.html\"]TMPGEnc[/url] is a great utility for this purpose.

[🪦 adamms ●]

vso2dvd works great, its what i use, takes about 45 mins to decode movie, well use it for AVI\'s, i believe mpegs will work but i usually never d/l mpegs, also check out www.afterdawn.com in the forums, tons of good info about dvd r\'s, dvdshrink, etc etc. lots of guides also

[🪦 adamms ●]

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check it mike

[🪦 RCuomo 2.0 ●]

Ive never tried it before but wouldnt DVD Shrink convert the mpeg into and ISO?????

Cheers
Steven

[🪦 adamms ●]

just need to get converted to VOB and be able to burn to dvd just fine, i rarely use dvd shrink just because u can\'t really tell to much of a difference usin it

[🪦 mike ●]

i didnt wanna buy dvd r\'s i was jsut gonna put aqua team hunger force and ninja turtles on a cd so i can watch on tv LOL

[🪦 Bear ●]

Ive never tried it before but wouldnt DVD Shrink convert the mpeg into and ISO?????

Cheers
Steven

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Yup, then burn the ISO with Alcohol120%

[🪦 krazedkilla ●]

Your going to have to buy the DVD R\'s. I am not 100% sure if you can put the file on a regular cd being that the average disc is about 700 MB and how big are the files you want to convert? Like Lobo said if your going to put all on a cd, your best bet is to split them up and put acouple on cd. Either that or buy a divx player for about 60 bucks and then you can get about 50-100 episodes on one DVD R disc.

[🪦 Mask Murderers ●]

Mike if you just want them for your own use & are not super concerned with quailty & don\'t want to spend cash on DVDR\'s, you can always use normal CDR\'s & make SVCD or a VCD, the quailty is not that bad at all & you can at least a few episodes on a disc. I think VCD is mpeg1 & SVCD is 480 by 480 & is an mpeg2 if I am wrong sorry I did this quite some time ago but SVCD & VCD\'s are not to bad especially for cartoons, the only problem is the pixels when moving massive fast it cn get sort of crappy looking, that is just an option & as one of the other members said tha TMG is a good program to convert files.

Bob.