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jimbo98765 · 2007-03-05, 02:19

I seems be able to burn only audio files onto the disc.

***GHDpro*** · 2007-03-05, 06:26

Depends on how you want to burn it to DVD. Unless you really want to be able to view the video on your DVD player, I recommend burning it as a data disc. That way you can get the most episodes on a disc (15-25 episodes depending on the filesize). The only downside is that they can only be played on a PC.

For burning data discs, use Nero. For burning video discs, check this sticky thread.

jimbo98765 · 2007-03-05, 08:17

Great help. Thnx.

SeijiSensei · 2007-03-05, 08:44

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Originally Posted by GHDpro

The only downside is that they can only be played on a PC.

Actually some recent DVD players support DivX/Xvid and will play a data disc full of AVI files. I just bought an LG device which does this. Makes it much easier to watch anime on my TV rather than at my desk!

-KarumA- · 2007-03-05, 11:53

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Originally Posted by SeijiSensei

Actually some recent DVD players support DivX/Xvid and will play a data disc full of AVI files. I just bought an LG device which does this. Makes it much easier to watch anime on my TV rather than at my desk!

agree with htis, i have a dvd player with an inbuild DivX player and it plays most things that were burned on as an ISO

there is also a way to burn things to play on every dvd player, you use Nero Vision Express for it but the downside is it would only burn 4 episodes a disc so it will take a lot of money in the end

Aird · 2007-03-06, 15:19

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Originally Posted by -KarumA-

agree with htis, i have a dvd player with an inbuild DivX player and it plays most things that were burned on as an ISO

there is also a way to burn things to play on every dvd player, you use Nero Vision Express for it but the downside is it would only burn 4 episodes a disc so it will take a lot of money in the end

You can always reduce the bitrate Nero Vision Express encodes to increase the episode count per disc. I personally prefer GHDpro's scripts since it is much more versatile. Nero Vision Express can only recognize AVIs and doesn't account for overscan issues.

Vexx · 2007-03-06, 16:59

This is a silly caveat: but make sure your version of Nero actually does DVD ... a lot of Nero disks out there were only packaged for CD burners

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2007-03-05, 06:26	Link #2
*GHDpro* Administrator Administrator Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Netherlands Age: 45	Depends on how you want to burn it to DVD. Unless you really want to be able to view the video on your DVD player, I recommend burning it as a data disc. That way you can get the most episodes on a disc (15-25 episodes depending on the filesize). The only downside is that they can only be played on a PC. For burning data discs, use Nero. For burning video discs, check this sticky thread.

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jimbo98765 Member Join Date: Jul 2006	Great help. Thnx.