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ConvertXtoDVD 4 is out! I believe you all know ConvertXtoDVD. Just in case, ConvertXtoDVD is a top video conversion software that makes it easy for you to convert any video file and author your own DVD, create personalized menus with many templates, add subtitles, add effects to your videos and burn them directly to DVDs. ConvertXtoDVD version 4 has many improvements, although its interface has remained the same. Conversion quality has become better thanks to the new 2 pass encoding feature. Moreover new resizing filters were developed by VSO so that you can upscale/downscale your videos with the best result. Furthermore since conversion speed is as important as conversion quality ConvertXtoDVD has now multicore support. Of course the new Windows 7 are supported.Video formats supported: avi, divx, xvid, mov, mkv, flv , mpeg1, mpeg2, mpeg-, nsv, dvr-ms, ts, ifo, vob, asf, wmv, realmedia, rm, rmvb, ogm, existing files from digital camcorders, TV/Sat, capture cards, etc. No external codecs needed like avi codec download.
You can free download ConvertXtoDVD or buy ConvertXtoDVD. Just install it and run it so that we can move on with the rest of the guide!
Add your video files
First add the video files you want to convert to DVD so that you can watch them on any standalone DVD player. Simply click on the green cross to add your videos.
ConvertXtoDVD will automatically create a DVD menu and each video file will become a separate titleset. Since a DVD disk has certain space the more files you add the worst the quality of the final DVD will be since ConvertXtoDVD will encode them to fit in a single disk. Therefore you can have a look at the "Conversion advisor" to see what the quality will be. For about 2h of video quality will be excellent. For less than 4h you will have pretty good quality and you can watch the movie without any problems. If you are converting TV series episodes of 40 minutes each, 4 episodes are enough for a 4.7GB DVD.
If you expand the "DVD Options" you can customize the DVD Template, play videos one after another, rename your DVD and choose the text style you like. A few more options were added here from the previous.
ConvertXtoDVD comes with some very good templates which you can see by double clicking on the Template option. Unfortunately the templates are the same with the previous version.
In the next screenshot you can see the font adjustments available which appear if you double click on the "All Menu Pages text style editor". You can also access the same settings from Settings -> Subtitiles -> Subtitle text rendering settings.
Titleset Options
In the titleset menu you can also add thumbnails of each titleset for easier and faster access to them. By default the thumbnail will be taken from the first frame of each video. However you can change this by double clicking on the thumbnail option (1).
You can also add subtitles to each titleset. If you had the subtitles in the same folder with each video file and they also have the same name they will be automatically inserted, you should see something like (1 stream) (1). If you don't right click on the "Subtitle (0 stream)" and browse to where you keep them.
The video preview window which is available by clicking on the preview button (1) allows you to see how your final DVD menu will look like.
At this point you can also choose to create an animated DVD menu with background music! You can choose a custom video/image or a clip taken from the converted video. In the same way you can add your own mp3 audio file playing in the background. You can select background audio and video for Root menu, Chapter menu and Audio/Subtitle settings.
Regarding the video settings of the output DVD you can change its resolution, fps, aspect ratio (16:9 for wide screens and 4:3 for full screen), and the video resize method.
General Settings
Let's take a lookt at the settings. You can access more settings by clicking on Settings -> General.
Here in the "General" tab you can change the location where all DVD files will be placed (1). Be sure that you have many GBs of free space.
In the "Chapters" tab you can create Chapters in each Titleset for easier browsing them. Default value is 5 minutes for titlesets longer than 15 minutes.
Next in "DVD specification" you can select between PAL (for Europe) and NTSC (for US and Asia), as well as adjust the video resolution just in case you want to do this. Default values are ok however.
In the "Encoding" tab you can adjust Encoding Quality/Speed. Better quality means worst encoding speed. You choose. You can also select the size of the DVD disk you are going to use, such as DVD-5 or DVD-9. Here you are advised to select Two pass encoding since the final DVD quality will be much better although it will take longer to complete.
In the "Video processing" tab make sure you set the maximum numbers of cores your processor has e.g. 2 for Intel Core 2 Duo and 4 for Intel Quad Core. This will enhance the conversion speed.
Convert your DVD!
When you are ready just click on the Convert button and wait whiel ConvertXtoDVD encodes your new DVD!
When the conversion is over you will be prompted to insert a blank DVD disk in your DVD burner and the burn process will start.
In the links below you can find three bonus menu templates for using with ConvertXtoDVD!
In the links below you can download animated videos which can be used as background videos in your DVDs. After looking at the previews click on the name of the video, then select either Pal or NTSC, then right click on the link and select Save target as and the download will begin. You can play the file with Windows Media Player or VLC for example.
**Note: The downloads are in DVD format and therefore in better quality than the preview provided here:
- aura lights (preview)
- autumn breeze (preview)
- blue water (preview)
- crackling fire (preview)
- cylindrical_dream (preview)
- falling hearts (preview)
- featurepresentation (preview)
- featurepresentation2 (preview)
- fireworks (preview)
- impluse vortex (preview)
- money (preview)
- pumpkin (preview)
- purple haze (preview)
- rain drops (preview)
- snowflakes (preview)
- starfield (preview)
- time tunnel (preview)
- time tunnel2 (preview)
Congratulations you have just authored your own DVD. Now you can watch it on any standalone DVD player. If you liked ConvertXtoDVD you can free download ConvertXtoDVD or buy ConvertXtoDVD!
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Subscribe to this comment's feedCan i make a seperate section on my DVD menu to play PM3 files?
Hi thanks fore this verry clear guide it helped me a lot 
i have a question though
i made a Cusum DvD fore my movie(thanks to your guide) but i also have the soundtracks of my movie in MP3 format
so i would like to make a seperate section in my DVD menu to play those files kindof like a Extras section i gues
is there a way to do this?
i have a question though
i made a Cusum DvD fore my movie(thanks to your guide
) but i also have the soundtracks of my movie in MP3 format so i would like to make a seperate section in my DVD menu to play those files kindof like a Extras section i gues
is there a way to do this?
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November 25, 2009
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You are welcome Don.
It would be a nice feature to be able to burn mp3 files on the DVD as well, but I don't think that ConvertXtoDVD supports this.
It would be a nice feature to be able to burn mp3 files on the DVD as well, but I don't think that ConvertXtoDVD supports this.
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November 26, 2009
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convert x to dvd on ubuntu????
is there any way that i can run this program on ubuntu 9.04???
i really liked using it in the windows vista environment and have just recently switched over to the linux platforms.
any help would be great.
i really liked using it in the windows vista environment and have just recently switched over to the linux platforms.
any help would be great.
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November 27, 2009
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You can try running ConvertXtoDVD through Wine. I tried it in the past but I had some problems with the themes.
Alternatively take a look at those guides. You might like one of those two programs for authoring DVDs in Linux.
How to author a DVD using 2ManDVD in Linux
How to create a custom DVD using DeVeDe
Alternatively take a look at those guides. You might like one of those two programs for authoring DVDs in Linux.
How to author a DVD using 2ManDVD in Linux
How to create a custom DVD using DeVeDe
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November 27, 2009
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i tried to use DeVeDe... had trouble. i was converting a roughly 800meg avi file to DVD NTSC format and it told me that the finished file would be more than 2 Gig.!!!
with convertx to dvd a file converted from avi to dvd format still stays around the same size.
is there a reason for this??? just curious
with convertx to dvd a file converted from avi to dvd format still stays around the same size.
is there a reason for this??? just curious
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November 27, 2009
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I don't know why this happens stephen. I guess it has to do with the codecs used. What about 2ManDVD?
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November 28, 2009
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Audio out of sync when converting mkv files on older versions
Thank you very much for this great guide! I thought I pretty much had it down but you showed my new things I should have been using! Is the audio out of sync on this newer version when converting mkv files? It is pretty much a known issue with the earlier version(s), that you have to offset the audio by 200ms when converting mkv. Just curious as I am still using v3.8.0.193. Thanks!
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November 28, 2009
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Hi roadblock, you are welcome!
I haven't tried converting an mkv file with ConvertXtoDVD v.4. I took a look at the ConvertXtoDVD changelog and it mentions
ConvertXtoDVD - 3.6.6.162
- 0002648: [Bug] Some MKV files with h264 and aac streams, are out of sync after conversion. (wesson) - resolved.
Your ConvertXtoDVD version is newer than that. What kind of mkv file (video and audio codecs) are you trying to convert and you experience out of sync problems? I can give it a try with a similar file in v.4. Of course you can download a trial version and check it on your own. What ever you prefer.
I haven't tried converting an mkv file with ConvertXtoDVD v.4. I took a look at the ConvertXtoDVD changelog and it mentions
ConvertXtoDVD - 3.6.6.162
- 0002648: [Bug] Some MKV files with h264 and aac streams, are out of sync after conversion. (wesson) - resolved.
Your ConvertXtoDVD version is newer than that. What kind of mkv file (video and audio codecs) are you trying to convert and you experience out of sync problems? I can give it a try with a similar file in v.4. Of course you can download a trial version and check it on your own. What ever you prefer.
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November 28, 2009
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Hey axel,
How's it going? The video and audio codecs associated with the mkv files I have tried to convert are ... video x264 - audio DTS and video x264 and audio ac3. I have converted many mkv files with ConvertXtoDVD and have had to offset the audio by 200ms on all of them. Not much of a hassle at all. After much reasearch and a ton of googling I found that most people converting mkv files with ConvertXtoDVD had to offset the audio by 200ms to get it synced up. I have tried many other programs out there and they ALL end up with the audio out of sync as well. I am definitely going to try version 4 and will post back the results. Thanks again for all your hard work!
How's it going? The video and audio codecs associated with the mkv files I have tried to convert are ... video x264 - audio DTS and video x264 and audio ac3. I have converted many mkv files with ConvertXtoDVD and have had to offset the audio by 200ms on all of them. Not much of a hassle at all. After much reasearch and a ton of googling I found that most people converting mkv files with ConvertXtoDVD had to offset the audio by 200ms to get it synced up. I have tried many other programs out there and they ALL end up with the audio out of sync as well. I am definitely going to try version 4 and will post back the results. Thanks again for all your hard work!
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November 29, 2009
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Hey roadblock,
Have you tried version 4? I didn't have much time to try it myself.
Have you tried version 4? I didn't have much time to try it myself.
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December 02, 2009
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Hey axel,
Tried version 4 and it does the same thing. Acutally, I offset the audio by 195ms and that syncs it up perfectly! Thanks!
Tried version 4 and it does the same thing. Acutally, I offset the audio by 195ms and that syncs it up perfectly! Thanks!
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December 05, 2009
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Hey roadblock,
well it seems that those 195ms sync in matroska files is something you will have to live with.
Anyway, since the audio syncs perfectly everything is ok.
well it seems that those 195ms sync in matroska files is something you will have to live with.
Anyway, since the audio syncs perfectly everything is ok.
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December 05, 2009
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convertxtodvd
Thank's for your really good softtware.
Dvds are alive and many people still use them...
Using your programme my questions are:
1) I always ask for a final DVD size of 4300gb, (input = "mkv" files) but i never have it !!!
2) And I don't see any option to put the video-bitrate i want ,manually.
Is this possible?
Will this be possible in the future?
Thank you.
Dvds are alive and many people still use them...
Using your programme my questions are:
1) I always ask for a final DVD size of 4300gb, (input = "mkv" files) but i never have it !!!
2) And I don't see any option to put the video-bitrate i want ,manually.
Is this possible?
Will this be possible in the future?
Thank you.
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December 06, 2009
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Hi chrchr, you are welcome.
I am not the developer of ConvertxToDVD. I've just written a few guides about it since I consider it a very good DVD authoring software. You could find more info at the official VSO site.
I am not the developer of ConvertxToDVD. I've just written a few guides about it since I consider it a very good DVD authoring software. You could find more info at the official VSO site.
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December 09, 2009
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axel, great job with the tutorial! It helped out a lot. smilies/grin.gif My only problem is that in the Titleset Menu Parameters I don't have option to change background video. I'm using v4.0.4.313. Is there another way to do this?!
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December 20, 2009
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Nevermind I kept playing around and realized it was the template I was using that stopped me from seeing it. smilies/tongue.gif
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December 20, 2009
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What happened?
I burned a converted file to a dvd and when I went to play it in my DVD player...it wouldn't play...it didn't even recognize that a disk was in.
What happened..I was using the newest version of Convert x to DVD. I've used other versions and had no problems.
RASAP
Babyjane
What happened..I was using the newest version of Convert x to DVD. I've used other versions and had no problems.
RASAP
Babyjane
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January 21, 2010
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Hi Babyjane, most probably this might be a problem with the version you've used. The latest version as far as I can see is 4.0.9.322. If you don't have it download it. You could give a try to a previous version as well.
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January 29, 2010
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I have a problem getting a 4 gig disc to fill up
I do some tx shows and usually its MKV. On CON 3 i would do 4 45 minute episodes and it would fill the disc space.I got CON4 and even though I do 2 passes it only fills half the disc space.I've tried several options but its always the same...ie half the disc space and half the quality.
Could you please tell the proper settings
Thanks in advance
Bot
Could you please tell the proper settings
Thanks in advance
Bot
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February 22, 2010
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Hi BotFreak, ConvertXtodVD isn't supposed to fill the full DVD. Moreover the DVD standard resolution (720 x 480 NTSC, 720 x 576 PAL) is much less than the one of MKV which is High Definition video. That's why you see a quality loss from the original video.
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February 27, 2010
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Subtitle settings
I don't know what I'm doing wrong with CenvertXtoDVD, but I never get the subtitles in the font or size I want. Whatever font or font size I choose in the settings menu, the output is always the same. I'm using version 4.
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March 21, 2010
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Hi janusvh, I just did a test with ConvertXtoDVD 4.0.4.313 and the subtitles adopted the changes I made in the subtitles settings. When you make a change in the subtitles settings ConvertXtoDVD asks you if you want to the new settings to the current project. I guess you press Yes there, right? If you have a version older than mine (Help > About > File version information) try to download a newer version and check again if the problem persists.
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March 21, 2010
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Subtitles
Thank you for your promt reply! I have tried the latest version (4.0.10.324), with the same results. I'm using *.srt subtitles, made with Subtitle Workshop. I also discovered that the font settings menu can be opened in two ways. First by using the icon on the right of the start screen, second by clicking the subtitle line in the tree menu. Both menus look the same, but changes made in one of them, are not showing in the other one. I'm a little puzzled. :-)
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March 21, 2010
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This seems to be a bug in ConvertXtoDVD... I don't get any settings window if I click in the tree menu. Anyway try to make the changes through Settings > Subtitles > Subtitle text rendering settings and apply the new settings to the current project. I believe this should work for you.
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March 21, 2010
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The procedure you described - Settings > Subtitles > Subtitle text rendering settings - is exactly what I do, but... ConvertXToDVD refuses to show those settings in the end result. I tried it on 3 different computers... Maybe I'm bewitched?
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March 21, 2010
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Could it be a problem with the theme you are using? I've tried the Black mirror template. If this doesn't solve your problem either the only thing I can think of is that this bug was inserted in some version after the one I have...
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March 21, 2010
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Subtitles
I discovered something strange... I had installed ConvertXtoDVD in my mother tongue - which is Dutch - and today I had the strange idea to change it to English. And you know what? My subtitles font settings are accepted now... Anyway, thanks again for your prompt replies.
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March 21, 2010
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"Custom"
Do you call it "custom DVD"? Could be if the user could add his/her own picture, font size etc.
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June 09, 2010
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Have you tried the program or read the guide? Of course the user can add his own picture, video, mp3, adjust fonts etc.
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June 09, 2010
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my file are less than 4GB and don't fit to the disc.
I burned 4 files, all together 3500 MB. It burned the first 3 files perfectly, but the last movie was half missing. Shouldn't it send an error message before I start to burn? What am I doing wrong? Thank for your help.
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June 27, 2010
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I'm sorry for the delay vivi. I thought I had replied to your comment...
It seems to me that your DVD didn't burn correctly. Have you tried burning it again?
Also it's good to have the latest version since many bugs are corrected.
It seems to me that your DVD didn't burn correctly. Have you tried burning it again?
Also it's good to have the latest version since many bugs are corrected.
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July 06, 2010
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VSC Convertoxdvd Software Question
I wqs wondering if you download movies and convert them were it says an ISO file can you burn them to an dvd later. Or do you have to just uncheck the delete folder button to live the whole folder for the movie?
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July 10, 2010
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Hi Francee, if you keep the ISO file you can burn it to a DVD any time you want.
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July 12, 2010
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issues
First off I love this program! I have never had a problem with this program and only had 2 dvds not convert properly- due to my computer i believe. Recently i had to reinstall windows on my comp and since i reinstalled this program i keep getting playback issues on my completed dvds. do i need to specify NTSC or something? I cant seem to figure out why my movies arent converting anymore. Please, i made it work before but cnat now. Thanks
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October 24, 2010
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Is there a way to create multiple lines in menu? And burning DL disks
Thanks for the Tutorial and helping people out!
I wanted to create a two line menu title (centered) like:
Spring 2010
A-team Hockey Highlights
And could not figure out how to do that other than pad the title with spaces so that it word wraps. But then it would not show properly in the preview.
Any suggestions?
Is there something special that needs to be done to create DL disks? I have tried this and other programs and seems that they work on the computer but will not in the DVD player. I also used imgBurn to burn the DVD. It said that the layer break was good, but somehow DVDs won't play in player. Any ideas? Are +R discs not compatible to some DVD players?
Peace and Blessings
I wanted to create a two line menu title (centered) like:
Spring 2010
A-team Hockey Highlights
And could not figure out how to do that other than pad the title with spaces so that it word wraps. But then it would not show properly in the preview.
Any suggestions?
Is there something special that needs to be done to create DL disks? I have tried this and other programs and seems that they work on the computer but will not in the DVD player. I also used imgBurn to burn the DVD. It said that the layer break was good, but somehow DVDs won't play in player. Any ideas? Are +R discs not compatible to some DVD players?
Peace and Blessings
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October 24, 2010
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Background
When i am using my own background it's 4:3, is there a way to make it 16:9? I am using the new version.
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October 24, 2010
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Split burn
Is it possible to burn an oversize movie on 2 DVD. I have an 8 gig movie and I want to keep the quality.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
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December 15, 2010
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hi nice quide i am new to all this ,can you just drag the movie in to convertx strait away and not change any setting and just hit the convert button or do you have to change setting every time?
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February 01, 2011
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audio skips
converted my movie that I made in movie maker to a dvd. Movie plays fine but the audio skips. any way to fix this
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February 09, 2011
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Background image
How can you add your own background image? I see that option only for chapters background.
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February 24, 2011
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Thanks, one question only??
Thank you very much for the guide, is helpful..
My question is how I can know if my videos or not exceed the capacity of DVD? The program can tell me somwhere? I await your prompt response. Thanks from mexico
My question is how I can know if my videos or not exceed the capacity of DVD? The program can tell me somwhere? I await your prompt response. Thanks from mexico
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February 26, 2011
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easy to use
Hi i managed to put 4 episodes of game of thrones on one disk which was just under 4 hour's. And managed to convert in just over 2 hours
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June 07, 2011
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Hi - I want to add buttons in the title menu for 4 different types of subtitles. How do i do that? So far I can only spot buttons for no subtitles and the default language....
thanks
thanks
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June 26, 2011
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burn already converted dvd
hi
please help. i have already burned a copy of a film, and when i want to make another copy, i have to download it all again on there! surely there is a way to convert an already burnt copy without having to convert it again.
thank you
please help. i have already burned a copy of a film, and when i want to make another copy, i have to download it all again on there! surely there is a way to convert an already burnt copy without having to convert it again.
thank you
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August 09, 2011
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How badly was set to play automatically.
I download music from youtube and convert to avi, then about 50 songs to play automatically in your applications. From the first song. The last song. I do have to set up. Please help me.
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October 10, 2011
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re: burn already converted dvd
@Nick, I am using ConvertXtoDVD 4 and after I burn my movie, it gives me the option to burn the same movie onto another disc. Maybe you are using an older version?
Sometimes I want to test the movie before burning it and I do that by not burning it onto a disc. I make the changes through Settings/Burning-- Burn result as an ISO file to working folder and the drop down window to ISO image to working file. Then once my conversion is completed, I go to Action/Burn an already converted project. This way I have an ISO file that I can burn onto several discs.
Hope this helps you out
Sometimes I want to test the movie before burning it and I do that by not burning it onto a disc. I make the changes through Settings/Burning-- Burn result as an ISO file to working folder and the drop down window to ISO image to working file. Then once my conversion is completed, I go to Action/Burn an already converted project. This way I have an ISO file that I can burn onto several discs.
Hope this helps you out
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November 22, 2011
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Start and end with Root Menu
Axel, Thank you so much for the great guide!!I have a question, but I've noticed you haven't been answering for over a year, so maybe someone else would know the answer?
I have convertXtoDVD4 and use only the Black Mirror template. I insert only 1 titleset and subtitle into my project. When I insert my dvd into the player, I only want to see the Root Menu and when the movie ends, I want to return to the Root Menu. I do not want to see the title menu at all.
I can't seem to start and end with the Root menu. With playing around with different options, I seem to be able to either start or end with it.. not both.
Can you (or someone else) help? Many thanks
I have convertXtoDVD4 and use only the Black Mirror template. I insert only 1 titleset and subtitle into my project. When I insert my dvd into the player, I only want to see the Root Menu and when the movie ends, I want to return to the Root Menu. I do not want to see the title menu at all.
I can't seem to start and end with the Root menu. With playing around with different options, I seem to be able to either start or end with it.. not both.
Can you (or someone else) help? Many thanks
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November 22, 2011
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Sorry Nick, I forgot 1 other option to make sure you don't click: In Settings/Burning tab.. make sure you unclick Delete folder after successful burn.
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November 22, 2011
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Been trying to insert a picture at title menu ?????
Hi! I have used jpeg and bitmap images,I can see the picture on the preview but none of them show up after burning? I have left the time at 00:00 and 00:30 where it says start clip but no joy. Any ideas ?? Please
Warren
Warren
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December 01, 2011
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resize filter
hi m8,in your eyes which is the best resize filter.at the moment i'am using lanczos
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December 04, 2011
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Inquiry about subs and such...
I've tried this converter and notice that ConvertXtoDVD does not support karaoke effects on subs and even .ass and .ssa type subtitles does not display correctly if there are multiple dialogues onscreen at the same time. Even background signs does not display correctly...
If the subs are .srt or .vob files... There are no problems after convertion...
Have no qualms about the quality of the resulting video and audio as end results for these are one of the best for my DVD player...
Already updated to latest version and still having same subtitle issues with MKV videos that has softsubs...
Also... Why does ConvertXtoDVD adapt the chapters already included in MP4 and MKV files...? Its really a hassle to enter the chapter intervals one by one...
Hope some tweaks are available for such issues... Since I've been waiting so long for an update to address such issues...
If the subs are .srt or .vob files... There are no problems after convertion...
Have no qualms about the quality of the resulting video and audio as end results for these are one of the best for my DVD player...
Already updated to latest version and still having same subtitle issues with MKV videos that has softsubs...
Also... Why does ConvertXtoDVD adapt the chapters already included in MP4 and MKV files...? Its really a hassle to enter the chapter intervals one by one...
Hope some tweaks are available for such issues... Since I've been waiting so long for an update to address such issues...
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December 14, 2011
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10-BIT support?
Does this DVD converter supports 10-BIT videos of any resolution...?
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December 16, 2011
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To be honest I don't know if ConvertXtoDVD supports 10bit video. However you can download ConvertXtoDVD and try it on your own.
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December 16, 2011
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Already did... and it doesn't support 10-bit yet...
Won't even pretend that its trying to convert...
Woe is me...
Won't even pretend that its trying to convert...
Woe is me...
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December 17, 2011
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DVD capacity
I have CovertXtoDVD 4.1.19 version. I convert 2hrs movie and it does not burn the whole disc while I use other softwares it burns the whole disc.
Please help. Thank you
Please help. Thank you
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December 18, 2011
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Output Screen size
Hi, when I burn a movie, the output size of the film its alot smaller, My TV is sized for 16:9 ratio and when the movie comes up I have black boxes on all sides of the screen, making the actual screen size very small. Not sure what Im doing wrong.
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January 29, 2012
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Hi Beyron, you can choose your aspect ratio to be 16:9 through Settings > DVD Specifications > Aspect ratio or in the main screen Titleset > Video > Aspect ratio.
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January 29, 2012
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SLOOOOOOOW
I have ConvertXtoDVD 4. I am wanting to burn a couple of episodes to a DVD to watch through my PS3 on my TV. I add three episodes then click convert and it does it thing for about 40 mins. Then when the burning process starts it takes foooorreevveerrr!! I let it run for over an hour and it was at 1.1% complete. Any idea why it is going so slow? I cant figure it out.
Thanks
Thanks
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February 10, 2012
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iso file
Great guide, very clear and informative nice job. Just joining the burning community, one question, Ive unchecked the delete file after burning option. After burning the file is a folder, is this the iso file?IE I load that file into power iso and then I can burn another copy without re encoding? I am a little dense Hope you are still answering!
Thanks again for this guide
Thanks again for this guide
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March 25, 2012
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Menu's
Hi, Great tutorial.
I've just burnt 3 episode onto a dvd with a menu to select them. It works great when played on my laptop through the Windows Media Centre, but won't play on my dvd through the TV. There's a lot of whirring before being told there is no disc.
All other films I've burnt (without a menu) play on the dvd player without any problems. Any ideas why I'm having this difficulty.
Best Regards
Jaydee.
I've just burnt 3 episode onto a dvd with a menu to select them. It works great when played on my laptop through the Windows Media Centre, but won't play on my dvd through the TV. There's a lot of whirring before being told there is no disc.
All other films I've burnt (without a menu) play on the dvd player without any problems. Any ideas why I'm having this difficulty.
Best Regards
Jaydee.
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March 30, 2012
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About convertion...
Hi...
Have read about the 10-bit issue of ConvertXtoDVD... So one need to convert the mkv to a supported format first before having ConvertXtoDVD turn the file and its companion to a DVD video disc...
Well... Do you have a good converter to recommend for such a task that converts superbly, even to avi or mp4 with a decent picture quality ...no matter how new the 10-bit file is...
Still uses XP Service Pack 2 for an OS... Because windows 7 gets so much errors with third party convertion softwares...
Any help is greatly appreciated...
Have read about the 10-bit issue of ConvertXtoDVD... So one need to convert the mkv to a supported format first before having ConvertXtoDVD turn the file and its companion to a DVD video disc...
Well... Do you have a good converter to recommend for such a task that converts superbly, even to avi or mp4 with a decent picture quality ...no matter how new the 10-bit file is...
Still uses XP Service Pack 2 for an OS... Because windows 7 gets so much errors with third party convertion softwares...
Any help is greatly appreciated...
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April 29, 2012
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menu duration
Hi, just have 1 question and that is why the menu duration only last 20 or so seconds. Its a pain hearing it cut off so early! Any ideas to make it the duration of the background audio song? thanks
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September 05, 2012
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only half of DVD space used
Hi Expert, i hope you can help me. I'm converting a MKV 2hr movie to DVD, all used to work fine. previously i would set the target size at DVD5 and a nice 4.5 ish gigs would be used after conversion. However, i recetly re-installed teh same version but now suddenly although i'm using teh same setting only half of teh DVD's available 4.5 gigs is used. I assume i mush be A) loosing quality, and B) have a wrong setting, Can you help?? Thanks
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September 29, 2012
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Is there anyway I could do to burn the entire DVD (not half) with convertXtoDVD 5? When I used convertXtoDVD 3, I had no problem. The DVD looks neat. But with versions 4 and 5, the burned ares only covers a portion of the DVD, a half or a little more than a half and the DVD looks ugly! I thought versions 4 and 5 should provide a better experience than version 3. But this is enoying! Any idea? Thank you.
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Oratai
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December 14, 2012
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