What are your success rates of burning XVid and Divx movies to DVD?

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  • The Maynard
    Super Member
    Super Member
    • Jan 2003
    • 260

    What are your success rates of burning XVid and Divx movies to DVD?

    When I was going to build a Divx/Xvid PC to hook up to my TV a year ago I encoded several movies into both of these formats. Using VirtualDub I mixed the .ac3 audio file into the movie file and wrote it to CD. What are your success rates of authoring a DVD from Divx or XVid and were you able to preserve the 5.1 surround track? What was the quality of the DVD like?
  • Qyd
    Digital Video Technician
    Digital Video Technician
    • Oct 2002
    • 445

    #2
    -success rate: 100% (as you can play the dvd files on pc first, then it's just a matter of burning)
    -5.1 audio: if the imput is 5.1 ac3, then you can preserve it (ifoedit in dvd author mode accepts ac3 audio for example)
    -the quality is not better than the original divx/xvid file, but i haven't noticed any degradation either.

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    • The Maynard
      Super Member
      Super Member
      • Jan 2003
      • 260

      #3
      That's great that it can keep the .ac3 sound file! I understand it wouldn't look better than the Divx/XVid file but, if that file already looked as good as the DVD (or pretty damn close) it doesn't loose any extra quality either? Awesome. Thanks.

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