making a DVD from .AVI Files

[Nathan H]

Hi All,

I have mad some Tutorial Video's and they are in an .AVI format

How can I save them to a blank DVD as a DVD

But with a menu that can select individual titles and/or play them all consecutively

Ideally i am after a template, that a insert "title here" field
a insert "video 1 here" & and rename it xxxx. insert "video 2 here" & and rename it xxxx. etc...etc..
Inset "Credits here"


or is there a program that is fairly easy to use that allows me to do all that..

Hope you guys can help

Thank you

 

[Morrison5891]

First and ONLY choice when burning DVDs ... Use a good DVD-R and will play in ANY DVD

http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/

 

[Nathan H]

Cheers Morrison5891, i'll give that one a try

Thank you

 

[Morrison5891]

Cheers Morrison5891, i'll give that one a try

Thank you

Let me know what you think ...

 

[Kitten Kong]

+1 for convert x. been using it for years, and have never had any issues with it.

only downside, is the converting speed. Ideally you need a damned fast pc to do it, else it can take in excess of a couple of hours to convert.

 

[Morrison5891]

+1 for convert x. been using it for years, and have never had any issues with it.

only downside, is the converting speed. Ideally you need a damned fast pc to do it, else it can take in excess of a couple of hours to convert.

Thats odd... i've been using this on many different machines and has never taken any longer then 45 minutes.... The slowest machine i've used this on was a 1.8ghz amd chip with 512mb ram with Win XP.

 

[onetech4all]

Re:

I use my MacBook with Toast for that. Works like a charm!

 

[Morrison5891]

I use my MacBook with Toast for that. Works like a charm!

Macbook, Toast, Apple ... GOD I HATE MACS!!!! lol

 

[onetech4all]

Re:

Well.. it is a very complex O.S., so it's not for everyone

 

[Morrison5891]

Well.. it is a very complex O.S., so it's not for everyone

I'm just giving you a hard time ... I wouldnt say its very complex

Its just different

 

[xxsilk109xx]

I use convertxtodvd all the time and it works great, simple, never get any errors with it..

 

[Kitten Kong]

Thats odd... i've been using this on many different machines and has never taken any longer then 45 minutes.... The slowest machine i've used this on was a 1.8ghz amd chip with 512mb ram with Win XP.

Apols for replying so late in the day. My BIL usually burns tv shows to dvd, and can get 4-5 episodes onto a dvd, and its this which has taken a couple of hours to do in the past. He has a dell with 2.4ghz p4, and 256 ram, and xp. He wont let me upgrade it, as he says its fast enough for what he wants it for.. then in the next sentence complains it takes so long to convert..

 

[xxsilk109xx]

my quad core takes about 15 minutes including burning the disk with convertx, i love that program, however I find myself just copying the stuff to a usb stick and playing in my dvd player, much easier that way lol.