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Convert MPG MPEG to DVD Video Files
May 10th, 2006 - Subscribe
Keywords: DVD VCD AVI MPG MPEG VOB Video Files Author
Authoring/Converting MPG MPEG to DVD Video Files
by FrosT
Introduction
Please read Convert AVI to MPG MPEG for a DVD or VCD before continuing on.
Now that we have our AVI video file converted to an MPG/MPEG file, it is time to do one last conversion before our process of converting an AVI video file to a DVD video file format. Let's kick off with the required software to convert our newly created MPG/MPEG file.
Cucusoft DVD Author - MPEG to VOB Converter
Contrary to the Cucusoft AVI to VCD/DVD/SVCD/MPEG/MPG Converter software, the Cucusoft DVD Author - MPEG to VOB Converter is freeware. For being freeware, the Cucusoft DVD Author program works flawlessly. Personally, I have converted over 100 MPG/MPEG files to DVD Video Files and all worked great in my DVD Player. After you downloaded and installed the DVD Author software from Cucusoft start the program.
Converting AVI to DVD Video File VOB
Once Cucusoft's DVD Author program is opened and running let's first choose a drive to put the DVD Video Files. Usually my choice is the largest drive, but pick your poison. Next locate the MPG/MPEG file you wish to convert to DVD Video Files (VOB). After selecting the MPG/MPEG file to convert over to DVD Video Files (VOB) your next step is to click "Start to Author". The Authoring of DVD process usually takes about 3 minutes for a 1 GB file. Once the MPG/MPEG file has been Authored to a DVD Video File (VOB) you are ready to burn the newly created DVD Video Files (VOB) to a DVD with your favorite burner. I currently use Nero. Feel free to use any DVD Burning Software that allows you to burn DVD-Video Files (VOB).
Ending Notes
I will not create a tutorial on how to burn these files because I feel it is common knowledge and I would just be re-inventing the wheel. Feel free to comment, I welcome them as I am considered a newbie to video creation/edting. Thank you for reading.
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Comments:
anonymous
on July 11th, 2006
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frost
on July 11th, 2006
--FrosT
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anonymous
on November 15th, 2006
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frost
on November 15th, 2006
--FrosT
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anonymous
on October 17th, 2007
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anonymous
on January 26th, 2008
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anonymous
on January 29th, 2008
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anonymous
on February 16th, 2008
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anonymous
on March 05th, 2008
and we're not the only ones... been on several forums and they all say the same..
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frost
on March 05th, 2008
So please, refrain from putting me down, comment on March 5th has been edited. This was written in good faith without being compensated to give knowledge out, please criticize it with respect as I do not see you taking the time to learn how to do this on your own without a guide.
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anonymous
on July 04th, 2008
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