SUMMARY
The discussion focuses on converting VHS files to DVD format, specifically addressing issues with .wmv files not being compatible with standard DVD players. Users recommend using Windows Movie Maker to create DVDs from .wmv files and highlight the importance of using the correct DVD media format (DVD+R vs DVD-R). A successful solution was found using DVD Flick, which generates a VIDEO TS folder containing VOB files suitable for burning to disc.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of video file formats, specifically .wmv and VOB.
- Familiarity with DVD media types, including DVD+R and DVD-R.
- Basic knowledge of DVD authoring software, particularly Windows Movie Maker and DVD Flick.
- Awareness of DVD player compatibility issues with various formats.
NEXT STEPS
- Research how to use Windows Movie Maker for DVD creation from .wmv files.
- Explore DVD Flick for creating VIDEO TS folders and VOB files.
- Investigate other DVD authoring software options, focusing on freeware solutions.
- Learn about DVD player specifications to ensure compatibility with different media formats.
USEFUL FOR
This discussion is beneficial for individuals converting VHS tapes to digital formats, video editors, and anyone seeking to create playable DVDs from various video file types.