Hi everyone,

I am posting to announce my tool DIKO. DIKO is a one click DivX/XVid to KDVD/KSVCD (DVD/SVCD using the Kvcd.net compression tecniques) conversion tool. It works with many other softwares to achieve the best quality and efficiency possible in this conversion.

Some Features:
Features:
-One Pass VBR Size prediction fully integrated, using CinemaCraft Encoder SP 2.66 or 2.67.
-Does automatically all bitrate calculus needed.
-Convert audio to 48000 automatically if needed.
-Do automatically framerate conversions from 23.976 to 25 fps and 25 fps to 23.976, including audio and subtitles. This feature also works with 5.1 audio.
-Automatically authoring with user-created menu via linux ported DVDAuthor or leave video audio and subs ready to be imported to DVDMaestro or Scenarist.
-Automatic DVD image creatin via MKISOFS and burning via DVDDecrypter if dvdauthor authoring is selected.
-Creates switchable subtitles from commom srt and sub files.
-Join subtitles for originally 2-CD DivX movies on the fly.
-Stops if Q Factor is too low (over 40), avoiding bad quality encodes.
-Automatically checks and fixes AC3 errors via AC3FIX
-Enables pulldown flag via Pulldown.exe automatically.
-After initial subs rendering, can fully work in background.
-Do AC3 encoding via SoftEncode.
-Crash Recovey

DIKO is available as freeware and there\'s a more advanced version called DIKO Gold for US$ 20. But the freeware version is fully functional and has all features described above.

Get it here:
http://kvcd.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=79
Required CCE SP 2.67 and SoftEncode (only to encode AC3 if needed)

Enjoy!

Post edited by: cavey, at: 2004/10/13 23:37

Great! As a matter of fact, I have this two guides..   Not related to DIKO, but to video conversion in general:

DivX/DVD to KDVD/KSVCD using CCE or tmpgenc
http://kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5142
This one took me a long time to improve, it covers nearly all problems that can happen in DivX to DVD/SVCD conversion. Actually DIKO does what is described there in a automated way. This one is available in german, english and portuguese in PDF format, fell free to download and add the PDF to your page if you prefer.

Creating a KVCD with DVD Menus and still extras:
http://kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5707
Also available in portuguese (but this time the translation was done by somebodyelse). And in PDF format.

I never thought I would receive such a great honor of having my tool as sticky, being my first post at this forum.      

Thanks a lot!        

I am on a mission to find a program that will allow me to put 2 movies onto one dvdr or more so i can view with my standalone dvd player.

avi (vcd/svcd) format to dvd, multiple movies onto one dvdr. is this possible?
thanx for any help anyone can give me.
thankyou, krepe

Post edited by: krepe, at: 2004/11/02 10:41

i tried that and it didnt work, it burned mpg files and all i could do is play em on my computer and not in my dvd player. what is the best program to encode it and what is the best program to burn it? thanx for your help.

@  vmesquita287

sorry..its my first time using diko for conversion of avi to dvd ... everything went well ( I think?).  The conversion, authoring etc took place..but when decryptor started the burn process, i got the following error code from diko.....
\"cannot open file:  d:\\diko\\disc.iso
reason: the system cannot find the file specified\"

I copied the last part of the log ...it read ....

\"19:11:54: Creating image for burning using DVDDecrypter... Command-line:
19:11:54: \"dvddecrypter\\DVDDecrypter.exe\" /MODE ISOWRITE /SOURCE \"D:\\diko\\disc.iso\" /start /close
19:11:54:\"

It appears as if the \"disc.iso\" should have been created but wasn\'t?  Any suggestions as to what went wrong?    
Any help would be appreciated!

thanks...   i have posted there!

Try encoding only the video and keep the AC3 audio as-is.

Have a look to this guide:

http://www.dvd-guides.com/content/view/70/59/