HI AGAIN SORRY TO USE CAPS CANT SEEM TO GET IT BIG ENOUGH FOR ME.

YOU HAVE HELPED ME BEFORE AND I HAVE SINCE THOUGHT OF A FEW THINGS MORE TO DO WITH AVS CONVERTER NO 6.2
AS I HAVE NOW SUBSEQUENTLY BEEN ABLE TO BURN DISCS FROM MY DOWNLOADED ITEMS ARE THE ANY SETTINGS OR BOXES I SHOULD TICK IN THE PROCESS OF BURNING OR CONVERTING THE DISCS.
AS IT OBVIOUSLY WORKS NOW FOR ME AS I CAN WATCH DVD ON TV OR ON PC DO I PRESUME THAT THE FORMAT THAT THE CONVERTER IS SET UP ANTO IS AN AUTOMATIC SYSTEM IE I JUST DO IT AND DONT ALTER ANY SYSTEMS THAT COME UP EXCEPT TAKE THE ADVICE TO BURN TO 1 2 OR 3 DVDS DISCS.

JOHN

THANKS AGAIN

To: 15541

Hello John,

As far as I understand, you want to convert your video files into DVD format. If so, that is possible to choose one of the predetermined profiles for the DVD conversion in the AVS Video Converter 6, pressing downward arrow in the Profiles field.

Best Regards.

i have downloaded some disney movies on to my pc (dell dimension 3000 ) w/ woindows xp 2000 home
i use avs converter 6.2 to convert them to dvd. hoever when i go to burn the content to a disc, it says no disc or insert disc but i always have a dvd-r disc in the burner i hace 2 burners, a sony w/ the pc and an new apricorn that i just bought. can some one help me out here as to what i'm doing wrong
thanks jerry

p.s. i'm rather p.c. stupid--lol

To: jbrownifg


Hello,

1. In fact it takes rather a long time for the program to detect the disc (about 20-40 sec) so if you press the Start Copy button a little bit too early (before the disc is detected) you are sure to get this message. So, please make sure that the disc is detected before you press Start Copy.

2. If such a problem appears with the same disc or with the discs from the same lot, you should try and use a different disc for the recording. To assure the compatibility with the different drives, it is recommended to use low-speed discs from known manufacturers.

a. DVD-RW 1x-2x, DVD-R 4x and slower
b. DVD+RW 2.4x, DVD+R 2.4-4x

It is right for most of the DVD-RW drives produced before 2005.

3. Please make sure that the discs you use are compatible with your disc drive. For that please launch AVS Disc Creator and press Get Drive Info button. Then pay attention to the Burn discs field, to make sure the discs type you use are compatible with your disc drive.

If the problem still remains, please provide us with more information:

Please, specify:

1. the burning settings you selected to write the disc;
2. the disc type you used;
3. the model of your burner.
4. please, also send us your log. files, that were created after unsuccessful burning.
To find them, please, follow:
Local Disc (C) >> WINDOWS >> coredw.log
Local Disc (C) >> WINDOWS >> discwriter.log

If you were writing Dvd disk:
5. the exact model of your DVD Player ;
6. try to play this dvd disc on your PC. What's the result?

Hope to hear from you soon.

To: Dam


Question. As I am new to the forum and the use of AVS4, I recently burned my first DVD and was surprised to see that it sort of jumped in places. In other words, as my speaker was speaking, he appeared to move quickly in one frame to the next. And then at the end of the DVD, it really speeded up. Using DVD-R and getting pretty good at authoring, but wondering, could it be the Windows Movie Maker or me during the editing?

Appreciate any comment and the other comments are a super help.

Thanks
Spirit1

To: spirit1

Hello,

spirit1:

I recently burned my first DVD and was surprised to see that it sort of jumped in places

Please play the output video file on your PC to assure the quality of the file you are burning to DVD and make sure, that the conversion was successful.

Please inform us about the result.

I'm still having trouble getting a DVD-R burned to play our vacation videos. I've bought an HP dvd1040 thats supposed to be able to burn this type of DVD. I'm getting a (no disc) reading on the F drive when I'm attempting to create this using the AVS Disc Creator 3.3. I have the VIDEO_TX & AUDIO_TS file converted and added from my C drive. I'm getting a "no disc" and "insert disc" box also when I hit the "burn DVD" button. What am I doing wrong?

To: epmavericks@msn.com

epmavericks@m...:

I've bought an HP dvd1040

Please precise whether you have an internal or external drive.

If that is an internal drive, please:
- check whether the DMA mode is enabled. You can follow this link to AVS Online Help for more information.

If that is an external drive, please:
-make sure that the drive is connected via USB 2.0 port (and not via 1.1 port), as it's strongly recommended by the manufacturer.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Hi, I'm having a problem burning discs. When I get about half way through the burn the box will say "cancel".

My problem is after burning the DVD and playing it in my DVD player, there is a thick green line at the bottom of my TV picture. This takes up about 1/5 of the width of my TV picture. What am I doing wrong?

Thank you.

To: BreBruce

Hello,

BreBruce:

there is a thick green line at the bottom of my TV picture.

Please, try to visualize the video using some player on your PC before burning it to a DVD disc, to make sure, that it is not a corrupted video, but the burning issue.

Best Regards

To.

Dam,

I bought the avs converter 6.2 about amonth ago.
Everything seemed fine no problems what so ever. Now the last few times i have tried to burn the files to dvd.
It starts to burn then cancels it self.

Could you please help.

To: carter2007

Hi,
Dam is out now, so I will be for him
You say that AVS Video Converter starts burning and then cancels itself - I would like to learn if it just closes with no warnings or ends up with an error? If it is the latter, then what exact error it shows?
And have you tried recently to burn discs of the same type with other programs using the same DVD drive?
Looking forward to your replies.
Best regards.

No. I don't get any warnings what so ever. And as for the programs i use the same one all the time.
Even the dics i use i alwys use the same brand.

To: carter2007

Hi again,
we still need to know, if it is the burning process that is canceled (thus the program is not closed by itself) and no error is displayed or is it that the program just closes during the burning process without any warnings and errors (Windows standard errors included) - thus the burning is being done and the next moment there is just nothing - no opened program windows, no error windows - just a clear screen? Or there is still some window displayed? What is written in it? Could you send a screenshot?
By the way, what discs you are using - DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R Double Layer, DVD+R Double Layer, DVD-RW Double Layer or DVD+RW Double Layer? And what is the DVD-drive model you have?
Best regards.

I'm having the program crash after about 6 sec. converting .flv to DVD.
System is Windows Vista (64-bit). The APPCRASH info is below.
Oddly, it worked before I paid for the license.

Any help would be appreciated. (The tech 'Support' server is constantly 'busy'.)



Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: AVSVideoConverter.exe
Application Version: 6.2.2.287
Application Timestamp: 00000000
Fault Module Name: MSVCR80.dll
Fault Module Version: 8.0.50727.1434
Fault Module Timestamp: 4757746d
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 000150f4
OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: fd00
Additional Information 2: ea6f5fe8924aaa756324d57f87834160
Additional Information 3: fd00
Additional Information 4: ea6f5fe8924aaa756324d57f87834160

To: gnumenaut


Hello,

To reproduce the error we need to receive the input file you use.
Please upload it to our FTP. I will send you the details to your e-mail.

Best Regards

]Would anyone tell me how long it should take to convert and load to a DVD a film downloaded to my computor. I have today subscribed to AVS but and am already concerned as to the time it has taken me to make one DVD. With thanks to anyone that can offer advice. Chas

Hello,

To: gnumenaut

Thank you for the file. We will test it and I'll inform you about the result.


To: charlesevill

The conversion duration depends upon many factors, for example the PC configuration, the speed of your DVD drive, the presets you chose for the conversion, the file size etc... So that is impossible to predict the conversion/burning time.

Best Regards

hi i know i am probably one of the only few who have never put a movie onto a dvd before! so be patient! i am trying to use the avs authorising system. i get to add movie that i want to download i press build dvd and then is shows in corner disk 100percent usage! dont know why as new disks. if i then hit the burn cd key it comes up with a message no disk!! but I have tried 10 disks! LOL what am i doing wrong. have a not loaded the correct software! can anyone please help a beginner please in a step by step instruction of start to finish of downloading and burning a movie please it would be much appreciated as this is driving me mad! Pam