you only need ONE program...

Tmpgenc Dvd Author....that is it!!!  

you can use the original guide by afonic...it works great but i changed to the method below cuz it\'s faster for me and don\'t need multiple software

here are the steps:

1. make sure your files are in .mpg format...rename .dat files to .mpg if necessary (or use vcdgear)

2. open up tmpgenc dvd author software

3. click on \"source setup\"

4. click on \"untitled track 1\" and give it a name if you wish

5. click \"add file\" and choose your .mpg file

6. keep the option button on default \"stereo\" unless your file is DUAL language...if so, click \"bilingual\"

MAKE SURE there is a checkmark in the \"re-encode the audio using the output format of the track

7. click on \"add track\" for your NEXT mpg file and repeat steps 4-6

keep on doing it until you are done...

8. click \"create menu\" if you want to put a menu screen for your dvd...you can fiddle around with menu style/font/settings...it\'s easy

9. click \"output\" and choose a location for your dvd files

10. click \"begin output\" when you are all ready...this will take awhile...cuz the program needs to re-encode the audio to 48khz for each track...how long it takes depends on your quantity of mpg files...a full capacity disc will probably approx. 90-120 mins (@1.3ghz & 512mb ram)

11. then you can open up the burning tools that come with the software and burn the disc

Post edited by: cavey, at: 2004/10/13 23:41

Hi there,

this guide is great thanks, but I have found many problems in that (wrong audio, video spit, other programs) so I still suggest you use the other one!

Of course it\'s a very good alternative, so I\'ll make this thread a sticky one!

Hi,

Well for me some discs show this error:



Most discs are fine but i believe a small portion of them will face some problems.

Well the disc aint created. It was bought quite some time back. But no worries it plays back fine both on the computer and on a DVD player