I use AVS Converter to convert AVI and other video formats I download to a DVD format to play on my DVD player and watch on TV . I have this annoying problem that I just have not solved yet, maybe the answer is right in front of my face and I am so frustrated I just can not seem to see it. I hope you can help me with it. I have 3 DVD player all new and all I have updated the software programs in them, they all also play Blue-Ray.
The first is LG
The 2nd is Sony Play Station 3
The 3rd is Panasonic.
When I convert these movies only the LG will play all the movies the Panasonic will play some of them even when some of the movies go on to 2 dics, it may play the first dics but not the 2nd and no change was made between the dics.The same is true with the Sony play Station.
I am also wondering once I figure all this out how I can get the dics to start automatically.

I put an email to support they can ignore if they answer this first,
Thanks so much.
Craig

To: jcvmw@live.com
I found a solution to my problem (s).
First the easy one.
I just turned off the menu button, didn't know there was one.

But for the big problem of the disc not paying in all of my DVD players. Well the way I did it was I set up AVS Video Editor, which I wish when it was finished would give an option to burn to a disc immediately, and it does not. I had to go to Windows DVD burner but any way. I set up the file to be converted in video editor under device Sony Play Station3. The Disc now works in all my DVD players.

Thank you self, you are a good helper disc

To: jcvmw@live.com

Hello,

Sorry for the late response.

As far as I understand, there is always the issue playing the second disc.

Please make sure that it has the latest version AVS Video Converter 7.1. You can download it from this link.

Also, you can burn video again without re-converting. For it you should just select VIDEO_TS folder from your DVD, click right mouse button on it and choose Send To>AVS Video Burner in the context menu.

I hope it helps.

Best regards.