Posted by Funprice on 11/16/92 11:48

On Wed, 24 May 2006 22:22:44 -0400, "scooby" <scooby@nospam.com>
wrote:

>I have spent hours and hours googling for the answer to this question,
>without success
>
>
>I have the Hauppauge PVR-150.
>
>I use it record TV programs to my computer hard-drive - the resulting file
>is a .mpg file.
>
>To create a DVD (for play in a set-top DVD player) - is it best to simply
>burn the .mpg file as a data DVD;
>or is it preferable to author the .mpg file to .vob format (using the
>supplied ULEAD software)?
>
>I don't need menus.... what's most important for me is picture quality.

Yes, you should author a video-dvd, it's the only way to make a
video-dvd. You can use the Ulead software, but check it out for not
re-encoding, this will make the video quality become less.

Should the Ulead software re-encode the MPEG-2, try using another
program. TMPGEnc's DVD-Author is quite well known. (trial version
available for many days to use) Be sure to let the PVR-150 encode in
dvd compliant MPEG-2 otherwise re-encoding is necessary.

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