burning avi's

[tr3nt]

hey guys, im trying to burn a whole heap of AVI, MPEG, MOV files to a CD so it can be played in a clarion DVD player in a car. Any ideas?
All up I have just over a gig of videos - theyre all video clips of songs by the way

[BOGANV8]

I use dvd flick to do it so i can play them in my car...

[cdtoaster]

have you looked at your manual what fileformats it supports?

[tr3nt]

well.. I tried dvd flick, took over 3 hours to encode 18 video's, when done I tried the DVD out this morning and the Video's work fine, but the sound is the same when u get no reception on TV that pffff sound...

[maginoodle]

i used to use nero(7 i think). havent done since i bought a media player and no longer burn dvds.

cheers shane

[cdtoaster]

yeh, if it doesnt play straight avi files or dvds id use nero to make a SVCD or a VCD and encode it in pal. you said in the OP CDs then later on you said DVD, does it play dvds or not?

[tr3nt]

Yeah, my dvd rom is cactus on the laptop mate, Nero doesn't like burning DVD's f any nature, data or movie, so CD is prefereble. I used dvd flick and it seemed to burn to DVD using that software. When I goto drop the AVI's in nero, it can't encode them or something

[Julie]

I had heaps of probs with nero, it would take something like 12 friggin hours to burn a dvd and then sometimes it didn't work, I downloaded a free prog called imgburn, works great, only takes me a few minutes to burn and they all work fine.

[greenfoam]

I used to use Nero but I can't stand bloated fat cars or software or commercial anything so now I use a freeware program called infrarecorder, it's cool . It gives me good karma