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daves
Joined: 17 Mar 2008
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 Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 7:55 pm Post subject: Burning VOB files in succession? |
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| Hi there,I was just wandering, is there any software out there i can purchase which enables me to burn numerous VOB files onto one dvd disc for viewing on DVD Players?I just purchased ConvertXtoDVD and have just used that to create some small videos of my cousins wedding (in AVI format) and convert them to individual DVD files (VOB files). However i am now looking to burn these individual files in succession to a DVD using other recently purchased software, CloneDVD2. I go into CloneDVD2 and go to "Write Existing Data (ISO/UDF images) and then under the tab DVD Writer it asks me to enter in the source of the file to burn. I entered in the file location for the resulting VOB file i just created using ConvertXtoDVD and the only option it gives me from here is to Go!, whereas i want to load more individual VOB files to go into the same burnHow can one do this with CloneDVD2 and if that program will not perform this operation, which software will??Thanks so much for your time |
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bardee777
Joined: 12 Apr 2008
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| Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 10:19 am Post subject: Burning VOB files in succession? |
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| you need nerovision that will do the job easily import your files then press ctrl and click each section so theyre all highlighted then click merge(middle button on left) that will join them into 1 file then transcode and burn |
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lzr723
Joined: 13 Apr 2008
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| Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 12:43 am Post subject: Burning VOB files in succession? |
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| I suggest you use ConvertXtoDVD again only this time add all the AVI files you wish to convert at the same time. The program will do it.Other than that you could go to www.videohelp.com and click on Tools in the left hand column and see what they have available. They have a lot of good free applications.You could also go to the ConvertXtoDVD help site, just click on Help > Online Help. They have tutorials and a help forum there. I assume you are using version 3 their newest. |
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