4 hours to burb 20 min. DVD--why?

 

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Username: Jtnt

Post Number: 2
Registered: Jun-04
I'm trying to make my first DVD movie from files captured from my camcorder. I tried a 20 minute test and when I told Nero to burn the DVD it went into a 4-hour trans-coding phase! Is this normal? I want to get to a 92 minute movie eventually, but that'll take almost a full day. Any way around this? It's NeroVision 6 and a 1g AMD processor.

Thanks,

Jack
 

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Username: Samijubal

Post Number: 1820
Registered: Jul-04
What type of files are they? It shouldn't have to transcode 20 minutes.
 

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Username: Jtnt

Post Number: 3
Registered: Jun-04
David: Types of files: .avi

 

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Username: Samijubal

Post Number: 1825
Registered: Jul-04
I've never worked with AVIs, can't help with that.
 

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Username: Illuminator

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Post Number: 2170
Registered: Apr-05
The processor speed and RAM might have something to do with it...
 

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Username: Rowlandbrown

Post Number: 12
Registered: Sep-05
My advice would be to use WinAVI video converter to change the avi file into a DVD then just burn the DVD. This will take about half an hour (depending on the speed of you DVD writer). The processor speed will make a slight difference but nothing really significant. RAM won't make much difference in this case.
 

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Username: 420pimp2

Post Number: 7
Registered: Jan-06
takes me 1 and a half hours to burn 4.0 gb avi file
 

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Username: Goon

Post Number: 357
Registered: Feb-05
burning video like that it a pretty cpu intesive task. i don't knwo all the details, but i would say the amd 1ghz has something to do with it...amd is excelent, i've only used it. but we are far beyond 1ghz cpus.
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