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Three queries
Dear all,
As I am not sure if this is the right place to start this thread, I will leave for the moderators to decide. Pls feel free to move this thread to the right place. I have a number of issues to address. Hopefully someone can help.
i) I’ve been using Avi2DVD for some time. But now I got an avi-file which I have tried to convert into a DVD/ISO over the last couple of days and nights. Upon several hours of exciting wait, I got the same error message as so many others (this is the end part):
[C:\Folder\Avi2dvd_temp\Encoded_Video.m2v 1866939127 Bytes]
[3:53:48 PM] Muxing Video+Audio(s) ...
[3:53:49 PM] M2v muxed successfully !
[C:\Folder\Avi2dvd_temp\Encoded_Video_Muxed.mpg -1 Bytes]
[3:53:49 PM] Job NOT Done. There are warnings ... Find at the log file the 0 byte generated file to focus where exactly the problem appears]
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I tried Avi2DVD three times and got exactly the same error = Job not done, and I had no ISO
Question: Is there a solution to this out there? <o></o>
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ii) So, when I was about to “loose it” on Avi2DVD, I started searching for another freeware out there. I found MkvMagic v1.10. This seemed to be usefull and advanced tool. But upon learning and trying out, I realized that MkvMagic could not find the audio string in my avi-file Question: Is it just me or is there a bug in the program? It <o></o>
can not see the audiostring with any of my avi files (checked with several)?<o></o>
<o> </o>
iii) So, out with MkvMagic... and I still did not have an ISO! Another search in here and on the webb... and I found VSO DivxToDVD. With this program I managed to get the Video_TS folder and used DVD Shrink to create an ISO
. But, I now wonder if the file I got is of considerably lower quality... It is much smaller than all the other files I made with Avi2DVD. I can not really see a big difference on my TV when comparing with files converted with Avi2DVD. Can someone pls enlighten me? <o></o>
<o> </o>
So, three different questions. Hopefully someone or several of you will be able to advise. Looking forward to your replies. <o></o>
/Stockholm<o></o>
As I am not sure if this is the right place to start this thread, I will leave for the moderators to decide. Pls feel free to move this thread to the right place. I have a number of issues to address. Hopefully someone can help.
i) I’ve been using Avi2DVD for some time. But now I got an avi-file which I have tried to convert into a DVD/ISO over the last couple of days and nights. Upon several hours of exciting wait, I got the same error message as so many others (this is the end part):
[C:\Folder\Avi2dvd_temp\Encoded_Video.m2v 1866939127 Bytes]
[3:53:48 PM] Muxing Video+Audio(s) ...
[3:53:49 PM] M2v muxed successfully !
[C:\Folder\Avi2dvd_temp\Encoded_Video_Muxed.mpg -1 Bytes]
[3:53:49 PM] Job NOT Done. There are warnings ... Find at the log file the 0 byte generated file to focus where exactly the problem appears]
<o
> </o>I tried Avi2DVD three times and got exactly the same error = Job not done, and I had no ISO
Question: Is there a solution to this out there? <o></o><o
> </o>ii) So, when I was about to “loose it” on Avi2DVD, I started searching for another freeware out there. I found MkvMagic v1.10. This seemed to be usefull and advanced tool. But upon learning and trying out, I realized that MkvMagic could not find the audio string in my avi-file
Question: Is it just me or is there a bug in the program? It <o></o>can not see the audiostring with any of my avi files (checked with several)?<o
></o><o
> </o>iii) So, out with MkvMagic... and I still did not have an ISO! Another search in here and on the webb... and I found VSO DivxToDVD. With this program I managed to get the Video_TS folder and used DVD Shrink to create an ISO
. But, I now wonder if the file I got is of considerably lower quality... It is much smaller than all the other files I made with Avi2DVD. I can not really see a big difference on my TV when comparing with files converted with Avi2DVD. Can someone pls enlighten me? <o></o><o
> </o>So, three different questions. Hopefully someone or several of you will be able to advise. Looking forward to your replies. <o
></o>/Stockholm<o
></o>
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