computer dvd question

HOLLYWOOD · Jul 5, 2006

the hollywood brother need some help. you see the hollywood brother has many fine tickling clips as well as some great bondage clips on his computer. The hollywood brother has clips in both real media and windows media player formats. what the hollywood brother desires to do very soon is to put these clips o na cd or a dvd to make them playable in my dvd player. The end result would be that the hollywood brother can watch his tickle and bondage clips on any television that has a dvd player in the hollywood brother house.

how can the hollywood brother accomplish this task and what software does the hollywood brother need to make it happen?

DarthGrinn · Jul 5, 2006

Well, if you have Nero Burning Rom; you can easily create a VCD. Just drop the media files in there, and click the "burn" button. The software will automatically encode the stuff for ya.

I don't have a dvd burner, so I can't say how the process goes for dvds. I have very little experience with video editing as well. I'm just starting to get into it really, so I'm learning myself.

I just google stuff like "WMV to VCD" etc and loads of tutorials crop up; apparently this is a very popular hobby, and there's a wealth of info out there that teaches you how to re-encode almost anything to and from anything. There's loads of freeware software that helps with that to. Two freeware programs that I'm fiddling with:

VirtualDubMod and TMPG. I can't remember where I got them from, since I had them for ages but never got around to using em. But they are both freeware, and should be easy to come across.

I doubt you'll need em tho; you might not need to do anything more than select "creat vcd", drag and drop the files into nero, and let the software work its magic.

Best of luck

nessonite1 · Jul 5, 2006

Gotta make sure your dvd player is capable of playing a VCD though. If not you'll need to burn a DVD using actual DVD authoring software.
If your computer is on the slow side it will take foooooreeeeeeveeeeerrrrrrr for the video to encode. It took me something like 9 hours to encode 2 hours worth of video onto a regular DVD+R.