burning a dvd from mpeg files with nero?
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The free version of Nero doesn't have the MPEG-2 Codec used by DVDs.  You need to purchase the full version, or buy the Plugin for the MPEG2 codec.  You can't do anything with a DVD until you do this.
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Yes.\nYou will need a software that converts the video from the mpeg2 format\nto the special format required for DVD.\nThe best solution I know is TMPGEnc DVD Author. This program will\nallow the production of a DVD from standard mpeg-2 files in a few\nsimple steps.\nThe software is available (in a 30 days-trial version) at \n( http://www.pegasys-inc.com/en/download/tda16.html )\nJust install the software, create a new project, add the mpeg file(s),\nselect a menu for your DVD if you wish and select "Output".\nThe program then creates the necessary folders (which contain the .IFO\nand .VOB files).\nSometimes the software does not accept the resolution of mpeg-files if\nthey are out of the DVD specificatios. Don´t worry: all you have to do\nis record the file again from your camcorder using the correct\nresolution (screen size) Many programs used to extract data from\ncamcorders already use one of the standard DVD resolutions.\n\nI use NERO express to burn the files output by the software to DVD.\nSure other DVD burning software will do the same job.\n\nI hope this helps to solve your problem.
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you can do this with most cd/dvd burning software such as nero
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mpeg files does not need to be converted into dat to be played into dvd/vcd you just need to use a burning program like nero to do the job for u.\navi and wmv u need a decoder to convert avi to mpeg then use nero\nwmv is converted into vcd by nero\n\nif u want them to be dvd u need nero vision
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One set of procedures (other posters may/probably will suggest alternative methods) would be:\n\n1) Use "TMPGEnc" to convert the .AVI (DivX-compressed or otherwise) to compliant MPEG2-for-DVD format - Use "TMPGEnc's" DVD wizard/template to accomplish this \n\n2) Use "TMPGEnc DVD Author" (a different program than "TMPGEnc") to easily create the required additional DVD files and structure (and chapters and a menu, if you wish)\n\n\n**If the combined filesize of the DVD "package" written to your hard drive is greater than 4.37Gb, use DVD Shrink (or similar) to compress\n\n\nIf your O/S is either Win2000 or WinXP, TMPGEnc DVD Author can also burn your DVD. Otherwise, use NERO to burn in "DVD-Video" mode \n(As an alternative to "TMPGEnc DVD Author", you could use "DVDLab")
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Your best option would be to extract each .iso/.bin file to a folder on a hard drive, then burn a DVD with the contents of both folders. It would be more sensible to keep them in their corresponding folders so you can remember which is which.\n\nAlternatively, you can mount the .iso/.bin images using a program called Daemon Tools (http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/announcements.php) and then access the files even though they're burnt onto the DVD as images.
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to do this u must have a dvd writer....(not only cd writer)...\n-open nero burner \n-select dvd from the drop down box above\n-select video disc\n-add files then ok\n-burn\nu can set up the burning speed too.
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The easy way: use a package like Nero Vision that takes any format and does all the work.\nThe hard way: transcode it if it's not in mpeg-2 format to mpeg-2, then use a DVD authoring suite to create the DVD. \n\nThere are other programs besides Nero Vision that do all of the work, but it's the first one I could think of.
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AVI File may be not directly but simply write to DVD file\nthis require such type of software that is deal with AVI-MPEG-DVD conversion Platform
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I have not used imageburn, but with nero you just need to select burn image from the menu and it will work. \n\nHowever, is this a dvd iso? \n\nGenerally, an iso is an image of a disc, \nhowever that disc which you have could be of a divx (compressed) movie for example in which case it would only play on a computer with the appropriate codecs and not on a dvd player! (although there are a few ones that support divx now)\n\nI would suggest browsing (on your computer) the dvd that you have created and look for files ending in .vob (dvd files)\nIf you do find such files then it is indeed a dvd movie.\n\n If not, then it is something else and it wouldnt play on your dvd player no matter how you burn it..
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Use a program to convert it then burn the dvd from the iso file. You will need something like Nero 6.X
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Most disc burning (like Nero) software can do this
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If they are on a photo cd you should be able to view them on a dvd player that plays jpeg as well as dvd. newer model dvd's all play jpegs now.\nIf your talking about burning pic's to disc then you'll need a burner. just like burning your music cd. only with a photo disc.
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try magic dvd ripper, it will convert dvd to mpeg or mpg or avi saving space, but not free unless you can download it with the password crack (try using limewire or morpheus for it)
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I love Nero 7 for burning.  It gives you a lots of options and it can convert media files into mpeg 4.  The time four DVDs is about an hour.  This is because you have to covert the file then burn.  You may want to convert you video files in to a DVD DAT.  This will let you put a lot of files on one DVD disk.  Nero is great for doing this.
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If you are using the version of Nero that came with your burner, you will need to purchase the MPEG-2 codec.  The OEM version of Nero is actually a stripped-down version.\n\nAlso, you need to select the correct option, as suggested by the previous answer.
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I've used DVDStyler in the past; it's not too bad.  You make the menu, link it to the mpeg2 video files you want to use (it may take other stuff too), and it produces an ISO to burn.  I couldn't burn the ISO using Nero Express 5, but DeepBurner (also free) seems to work for burning these ISOs.