Patsfan

I recently purchased the Pioneer AVIC-D1 Navigation unit and a DVD player for my car and wanted to download a bunch of music videos, so I can play them in the car, so I have music and video.

Keep in mind I have never attempted somethin like this before and it was more of a project to see if I could do it.

So I have all 30 videos downloaded and then encoded them with this program called "dvdSanta" (the demo version) and all the files were put into a VIDEO_TS folder and the AUDIO_TS folder was left blank.

I then opened NeroVision Express and made chapters with 6 moving video icons per page and named them.

All in All the Video Portion came out PERFECT.

However,

The audio sounds like absolute ****. Its crackily and not worth listening to its such poor quality.

I am wondering what I can do to convert these .MPG files to a DVD and have them come out perfect in both video and audio quality.

Thanks
~Adam

SC3005SPD1

juss make a cd with mpeg files or avi files, it should play just fine it doesnt have to be on a dvd to play in a dvd player. I did exactly what ur trying to do. good luck

Patsfan

Don't you have to encode the files regardless if you are making a VCD or a DVD?

I also own about 200 blank DVDs and no CD-Rs, and DVD holds about 7 times the amount of a CD-R.
That was the benefit I was trying to take advantage.

I appreciate the suggestion though, and I'll try it out if I get some blank CDs

SC3005SPD1

i had about 15 music videos on a cdr use nero and u can choose to make a vcd and it encodes too