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Step 6: Add Job and Go

Now it is the time to add the job to the Job Queue. Click the Add Job button. Once you have the job in the Job Queue list, simply click the Go !!! button to begin the process






Step 7: The Process and Burning

The amount of time the Avi2DVD process will take place really depends on you source files, what encoder you use, and basically how fast your computer is. After the Process you will have these files in the D:\Movie\Avi2dvd_temp



We can use DVD Decrypter or ImgBurn to burn DVD with its ISO image or use Nero to burn DVD files in the DVD folder

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I was trying to convert a file from avi to DVD using AVI2DVD, but the the Choose AudioStream did not show any selections.
Posted by: sheldonwang, 09:03:43, Apr 16, 2006


i want to convert from avi format to dvd format file
Posted by: sabi2kg, 06:16:30, Apr 29, 2006


same problem happened to me, I was trying to convert a file from avi to DVD using AVI2DVD, but the the Choose AudioStream did not show any selections. am i suppose to load any necessary files to do so?
Posted by: duyz, 18:32:42, Aug 10, 2006


The DVD plays right, but something happened with the final part of the subtitles, it's missing, there must have been one error, but the log reports says no errors, maybe the error was while burning, will try to burn again soon. Tks
Posted by: aken9879, 09:54:02, Sep 8, 2006


I also have that problem with the audio stream. I have unistalled the program.
Posted by: blt, 05:46:17, Oct 27, 2006


Can somebody wi rite an article on how to create a menu in step 5 of avi2dvd? Please??
Posted by: theButch, 10:05:48, Nov 27, 2006


Can somebody please help. I was converting an avi movie to dvd and I followed all the steps posted here and when it said "All Jobs Done", just above that it says "Job NOT Done. There are warnings ... Find at the log file the 0 byte generated file to focus where exactly the problem appears." When I looked in the Avi2dvd_Temp folder it is missing the dvd folder and I do not seem to have an ISO file just an MPEG Movie with 0 KB. Can somebody please tell me how to fix this as it took the program 4 hours to run and this is really frustrating.
Posted by: waldo126, 12:27:41, Jan 6, 2007


I dunno if this will help anyone. Go to START -> RUN and type in mplayer2 Open the movie and see if it plays. If it does, try gspot and see if you can find an updated codec for your file. Do a google search. If it does not, see below. There is an open source pack for mkv and other odd formats. http://www.cccp-project.net/ Gspot should be used to find the right codec for your file. http://www.headbands.com/gspot/ Download the codec required.
Posted by: David_Here, 05:32:16, Apr 10, 2007


Can somebody please help me ? I want to make two disc's to a 2 part movie but I can only get the frist half of my movie on to a 4.7 disc ... What i would like to know is how to split the avistemp file so Ican put in on to 2 disc's please help .....
Posted by: Cormac, 02:34:17, Apr 21, 2007


I was done with all the steps.. But i dont hv the ts_video or any log files.. Only hv the MP2 audio & encoding video..the files cant play together..Can anyone help me with this??
Posted by: yenfung83, 15:45:39, Jun 8, 2007


FOR THOSE HAVING PROBLEMS WITH NO AUDIOSTREAM Step 1: Go to http://www.trustfm.net/divx/SoftwareAvi2DvdFeatures.html Download all of the required codecs Step 2: Rename your movie to "movie.avi" Step 3: Move your movie file to the C:\ root folder. So the path of the movie should be exactly this: C:\movie.avi If you follow these exact steps, I guarantee that this will fix your problem.
Posted by: dusnuk, 05:22:16, Sep 9, 2007


Sorry, OK, Avi2DVD is freeware, but it has quite a bunch of drawbacks. It states it handles the CCE SP encoder but it doesn't. There is no option to make a subtitle default, it always defaults to disabled, and once you enable the subtitle, it looks like shit.
Posted by: avdw, 04:28:04, Sep 18, 2007


Ok, it converted the file to an mpeg. The problem is that windows media player (Or DivX player) won't open it. It says that my proxxy settings might be wrong, what do I do? It also won't let me burn this to disc. I was wondering how you do that? If anybody knows what might help/know what I need to do please email me at MetalMayhem80110@yahoo.com Thanks, -Jeremiah
Posted by: MetalMayhem80110, 19:56:37, Nov 21, 2007


The "Make ISO" option is disabled. How do I enable it?
Posted by: hellslave, 12:06:25, Dec 22, 2007


I Need some help! I am using this program to convert .avi to Dvd; I did follow every step. But during the enconding process, this message pops up: "File Access denied". Has anyone encountered this message, and how do I correct it? Please help. Write the message here or send me an email at kakolesha@yahoo.fr. Thank you in advance. Nik
Posted by: kakolesha, 08:03:13, Dec 26, 2007


Maybe I missed something, but after the process was finished, it save the file as "Audiostream 1 MP3 2CH.ac3, not DVD. All that plays is the sound. Any advice?
Posted by: kygerue, 04:41:17, Mar 22, 2008


PROBLEMS WITH AUDIOSTREAM! I don't know what yenfung83 is talking about. but if you keep getting a warning that pops up that your PATH FILE can not have strange symbols like : , _ ; ? ! " ( ) [ ] @ $ % # + < > and so forth, than that means get rid of it! After you make sure the WHOLE path does not contain such symbols you will no longer get this Warning. And that is the problem with people not getting an AUDIO STREAM to select from. once you have done this the option should be open. As for the "FILE ACCESS DENIED" I am getting the same problem and the only thing that plays is the sound.
Posted by: jomuzic, 07:49:56, Apr 18, 2008


thanks yenfung83, i had the same problem with the AudioStream, did what you said and it was fine but when i pressed "GO!!!" it said "I/O error 32"...i've tried everything and still i can't get it to work!! please someone help!!!!!!!!
Posted by: antoniafreak, 05:00:11, May 23, 2008



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