dbox image to dvd
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Devilfish
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slonger said:
Why would you want to do this? Fair enough if it's for a backup but why would you put it in your dvd player?
b3nnyb0y
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lol thats a classic 4 real. Why would u put a dbox2 on a dvdr and like watch it 0_o. fair enuff if u wanna back it up but a cdr is better an image is about 8megs so like ur wasting the about 4gigs of space using a dvd 
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b3nnyb0y
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ahhhhh . U need to split them m8 coz the dbox2 records them with the audio/video in one file. Normal dvds have a audio_ts and video_ts so u need to use a demuxer i belive there called and split it in to 2 then just use nero or ur choice of burning proggy m8 ;@)
. U need to split them m8 coz the dbox2 records them with the audio/video in one file. Normal dvds have a audio_ts and video_ts so u need to use a demuxer i belive there called and split it in to 2 then just use nero or ur choice of burning proggy m8 ;@)
keefy7
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what format was the movie recorded in avi mpeg etc
b3nnyb0y
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well if its a avi just use nerovision and it will convert it mpeg shouldnt need converting coz dvd,s are mpeg2 anyways ;p
mpeg shouldnt need converting coz dvd,s are mpeg2 anyways ;p
señor ding dong
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Go to videohelp.com or doom9.org and check out their DVB/TS to DVD guides. It's very easy, as most channels broadcast in DVD compliant MPEG2, and the few that use the 544 or 528 resolutions can be patched to play on most DVD players anyway. I put tons of stuff on DVD, and depending on the method you choose, and how fancy you want to be about editing and chaptering, you can do it in a matter of minutes.
I will give you one piece of specific advice, though. NEVER, NEVER, NEVER use Nero for anything other than burning.
I will give you one piece of specific advice, though. NEVER, NEVER, NEVER use Nero for anything other than burning.
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