Unsupported video codec when put in dvd player

[iriku]

Hi, im new to the forum and the whole burning idea ive been burning avi files onto disc using the imgburn software creating img from the avi file then writing the image to disc and 60% of the time after burning the image we put into our dvd player and it says un supported video codec any help appreicaited

 

matt

[mmalves]

Use DVD Flick, ConvertXtoDVD or similar program to convert your video(s) before burning.

[iriku]

Use DVD Flick, ConvertXtoDVD or similar program to convert your video(s) before burning.

 

 

 

I used this b4 and the audio isnt in sync

[eSkRo]

fix audio delays using VIRTUALDUB... http://www.tutorialsroom.com/tutorials/av/vdub_adjust_sync.html

 

once audio is fixed, use COnvertXtoDVD to finish the JOB...

 

done...

[iriku]

fix audio delays using VIRTUALDUB... http://www.tutorialsroom.com/tutorials/av/vdub_adjust_sync.html

 

once audio is fixed, use COnvertXtoDVD to finish the JOB...

 

done...

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is there any freeware of COnvertXtoDV?

[iriku]

fix audio delays using VIRTUALDUB... http://www.tutorialsroom.com/tutorials/av/vdub_adjust_sync.html

 

once audio is fixed, use COnvertXtoDVD to finish the JOB...

 

done...

[/quote

 

is there any freeware of COnvertXtoDV?

The delay isnt in the .avi its in the final iso file

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Then you should report the issue to the people that write the conversion programs.

 

Of course if you haven't used them for a while, it might have already been fixed. Don't write something off because it failed on you some time ago.

[iriku]

Then you should report the issue to the people that write the conversion programs.

 

Of course if you haven't used them for a while, it might have already been fixed. Don't write something off because it failed on you some time ago.

 

It was a few days ago, and ive sorted this solution thanks i found imgburn good because it could make a dvd-video from a avi in 2 minutes but using the others its taking around an hour.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Yeah but it can't!

 

All ImgBurn does is burn the AVI files as-is. So where you had an AVI on your hard disk, you now have one on a CD/DVD.

 

No conversion is taking place and that's the bit that takes the time.

 

Your CD/DVD with an AVI file on it will only work in players supporting DivX files rather than any standard DVD player.

[eSkRo]

case closed