NERO again

I converted and burned a Divx file to DVD using
NERO. It tripped something in my DVD player,
I got an error message, the player stated it
couldn't play the disc and when I ran the player
diagnostic using the disc, it failed on CLV testing.

I processed and burned another but at 4x instead of 8x,
just in case there had been a media burn error.
Same result with the new disc.

I then used WinDVD to convert the Divx file to DVD files,
then I let NERO do the rest and burn it, that disc worked
fine.
I wonder why?
-Rich

RichA

On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 03:34:57 -0400, RichA <> wrote:

>I converted and burned a Divx file to DVD using
>NERO. It tripped something in my DVD player,
>I got an error message, the player stated it
>couldn't play the disc and when I ran the player
>diagnostic using the disc, it failed on CLV testing.
>
>I processed and burned another but at 4x instead of 8x,
>just in case there had been a media burn error.
>Same result with the new disc.
>
>I then used WinDVD to convert the Divx file to DVD files,
>then I let NERO do the rest and burn it, that disc worked
>fine.
>I wonder why?
>-Rich

Because Nero is a burning program, not a DVD authoring program. I
replied to you before on this. You need to collect the "assets"
DVD-ready mpegs2s, then author and burn in a proper program such as
TmpegDVDauthor.

... steve .

Steve(JazzHunter)

On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 21:06:36 -0400, "Steve(JazzHunter)"
<> wrote:

>On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 03:34:57 -0400, RichA <> wrote:
>
>>I converted and burned a Divx file to DVD using
>>NERO. It tripped something in my DVD player,
>>I got an error message, the player stated it
>>couldn't play the disc and when I ran the player
>>diagnostic using the disc, it failed on CLV testing.
>>
>>I processed and burned another but at 4x instead of 8x,
>>just in case there had been a media burn error.
>>Same result with the new disc.
>>
>>I then used WinDVD to convert the Divx file to DVD files,
>>then I let NERO do the rest and burn it, that disc worked
>>fine.
>>I wonder why?
>>-Rich
>
>Because Nero is a burning program, not a DVD authoring program. I
>replied to you before on this. You need to collect the "assets"
>DVD-ready mpegs2s, then author and burn in a proper program such as
>TmpegDVDauthor.
>
>.. steve .

Does Tmpeg do it's own burning, or does it "turn on" NERO
like other programs do when it comes time to burn?
-Rich

RichA

Steve(JazzHunter) () wrote in alt.video.dvd:
> >I then used WinDVD to convert the Divx file to DVD files,
> >then I let NERO do the rest and burn it, that disc worked
> >fine.
> >I wonder why?
> >-Rich
>
> Because Nero is a burning program, not a DVD authoring program.

You're half right.

Nero itself is just a optical media burning program (although it has a few
extras like copying optical media and ripping audio tracks from CD-Audio
discs), but any Nero license also includes a license for NeroVision Express,
which is a DVD authoring program.

You can now argue about whether NeroVision Express is a *good* DVD authoring
program.

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