Avi files on a VCD disk?
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You cannot compress a 1GB file to 700MB file.\nOnly you can cut the clip into two parts and write it into 2 CDs. Using a VCD cutter or Movie maker...
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NERO CONVERTS AVI FILES TO DVD FORMAT
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Its very easy, First u just down load any converter (like easyDVD,DVd creator, MPEG to DVD Converter anything like that) which can conver the .dat or mpg or avi files in to DVD format ie VOB. \ni prefer MPEG to DVD Converter. you can down load it from  http://www.xilisoft.com/mpeg-to-dvd-converter.htm \n\nenjoy it
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You need divx codecs to play most .avi files.\n\nGo to divx.com (http://www.divx.com/divx/windows/download/?tiger_aff=s&cc=A_fcid=000055 ) and download their latest divx codecs, it will allow you to play .avi files.\n\nNote: Having all and most up-to-date codecs installed on your computer will allow you to play any media format.
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Download and install:\nhttp://www.free-codecs.com/download/Codec_Pack_All_in_1.htm\n\nThis will allow you to play AVI and most other common video formats you may encounter
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avi is a movie\nhttp://www.free-codecs.com/download/Codec_Pack_All_in_1.htm\nthis will do it
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Okay, VCD is only .mpeg and .mpg files.  Here's what I used, before I got Nero: http://www.digital-digest.com/software/flaskmpeg.html & this one: http://www.divx-digest.com/software/pp_join.html \nFor WMV, you should be able to just use the Windows XP built-in video editing software.  And for Quicktime, you'll have to buy Quicktime Pro, as far as I know.
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You can Do this by using the freesoftware called VirtualDub . But the easist way to do this is with VCD Cutter , it's like cut and paste.
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An avi file is a video, not a text file.  Try playing it in a video player like Windows Media Player or Divx.
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If your desire is to convert the AVI files to a DVD-related file structure for the purpose of playback on a conventional DVD standalone player, do the following:\n\n1. Convert the AVI/mpeg file(s) to a DVD compliant mpeg-2 file(s) using "TMPGEnc" or "TMPGEnc Plus". Use the DVD template (NTSC or PAL) form the "Project Wizard" to help you accomplish the task.\n\n2. Then use "TMPGEnc DVD Author" (different than "TMPGEnc") to author the newly created mpeg-2 into a DVD-related file structure (.IFO, .BUP, .VOB). As an alternative, you can use "DVDLab" to author as well.\n\n3. If the combined filesize of the project exceeds 4.37 Gig, use "DVD Shrink" or similar transcoding program to compress.\n\n4. Use "Nero" or similar burning program to burn onto a DVD (r, rw) disk.
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http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Codec_Pack_All_in_1.htm\n\nDownload the All in 1.  Its the first item listed.  Once youve downloaded it, install, and youre ready to view avi files.
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here is how\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=convert+dvd+to+vcd&btnG=Search
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VCDs use MPEG-1 files that you can import into Movie Maker. Copy the DAT file(s) from the MPEGAV folder on the disc to your hard drive, rename them from a DAT extension to MPG, and import them into Movie Maker
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If your computer doesn't have native AVI or WM* file compatibility, you may need to convert them to VOB files, which is the native file format of DVD players.  \n\nA program like Nero Vision will do that for you.  You can download a copy of the demo of Nero Ultra 7 at www.nero.com .\n\nHope this helps!\nMM
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1. Download Cucusoft AVI/MPEG/MOV/RM to DVD Converter here: http://www.burner-software.com/AVI-to-DVD-Converter/MPEG-AVI-to-DVD-VCD-Converter.html\n\n2. Select "to DVD" or "to VCD"\n\n3. Insert blank media\n\n4. Click convert
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Nero 7 does an ok job. It will let you setup a batch of AVI files to convert them to VOB files. It takes alot of time but the picture quality is rather good.\n\nI myself have had some problems with it but after some trial and error i have it working fairly well now.
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You need to convert them in order to get them to run.\n\nYou can do this by creating a normal DVD with source the mpg files you extract from .dat files. \nDepending on the software in the case it is smart enough not to re-encode the mpeg1 files at a higher resolution, you will get the same result as if you had created a long-play VCD, with added menus and features available only to DVD's. \n\nI have done this using ULead. The conversion, though, is quite time consuming, but certainly substantially less than re-encoding mpeg4 files, as in the case when the source is in divx format. \nGood luck...