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Posted by Tony Morgan on 12/30/05 01:31
In message <dv98r11lplku5qml95nn4j0mhsmr4oh2hi@4ax.com>, John
<qak@ttack.com> writes
>Hi. I have some video on my computer saved in Mpeg 2 format. It is I
>believe in half resolution format 352x720 PAL (620) or something like
>that with stereo sound at 44,100 (even though the source was only mono
>sound. This is an okay format for DVD isn't it? Is there a way with
>Nero to just burn the video to DVD without having to encode it all?
>I'm not bothered about menus etc just being able to play back the
>video files.
Nero comes with Nero Vision which will do what you want. I allows you to
import MPEG-2 (amongst other things) to produce your DVD, and burn it.
But for some stupid reason, when you install Nero and select the default
install, Nero Vision is not installed. You have to go to the Advanced
install (when installing) and make sure the Nero Vision box is ticked.
And Nero won't let you install over a previous installation, so you have
to first uninstall then re-install (ticking the Vision box in the
Advanced installation selection).
>
>Could I just use a DVD disc as a storage disc and simply transfer
>them? I have some DVD-R DVD-RW and DVD-RW DL discs available to use.
>
No. A DVD requires various special (BUP, IFO and VOB) files to run,
although the actual video is contained in the VOB files (which are
MPEG-2 produced to a very tight specification).
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Tony Morgan
http://www.camcord.info
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