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kinda specific DVD burning question
grendel824_
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Ahem - my problem is that I finally got a hold of every Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode that will never make it to DVD (except the elusive first 4 KTMA episodes and the pilot, of course). I got them in MPEG format, and tried to burn them to DVD without success. I had just finished some AVI-to-DVD burns that worked just fine, but these aren't working. I've gone through all of my remaining blanks (like, 4) without success, and I've used about ten different programs in various combinations from various tutorials and gotten nowhere. Is there anybody who might know exactly what to do in order to burn these MPEGs to DVD so they can stop taking up space on my hard drive (and yes, I've bought every available episode and will buy any others if they're ever actually released, but I doubt these will ever make it, hence my desire to see these on an actual television someday)? Any advice will be appreciated, thanks!
Ahem - my problem is that I finally got a hold of every Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode that will never make it to DVD (except the elusive first 4 KTMA episodes and the pilot, of course). I got them in MPEG format, and tried to burn them to DVD without success. I had just finished some AVI-to-DVD burns that worked just fine, but these aren't working. I've gone through all of my remaining blanks (like, 4) without success, and I've used about ten different programs in various combinations from various tutorials and gotten nowhere. Is there anybody who might know exactly what to do in order to burn these MPEGs to DVD so they can stop taking up space on my hard drive (and yes, I've bought every available episode and will buy any others if they're ever actually released, but I doubt these will ever make it, hence my desire to see these on an actual television someday)? Any advice will be appreciated, thanks!
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Keep in mind you cannot burn a DVD beyond the 4.7 Gigabytes, if the files are too big, encode them with DVD Shrink.
Good luck