Trust Fm

Maybe you could try making a dvd image using some short (only a few minutes long) video clip and use a chapterlist like this: 0, 30,60,90,120. If I'm right, the chapters should be 30 seconds long. That way you wouldn't waste too much time in case i hapeened to be wrong. Edit: I just made a dvd image ...

There are 2 alternatives: 1) .avi file has burnt-in subtitles. That means that the subtitles are hardcoded to the picture. In that case, you don't need external subtitles...in fact, there is no way of getting them off even if you wanted. 2) .avi file hasn't got subtitles. If it hasn't, you can ...

no, i'm sure that i calculated it right i have a video file with 17: 56, 35:42, 46:17 and i got the following numbers in my chapter list: 0,1076,2142,5935( for the last number i subtract 60 seconds like Trustfm said before) i said if i didn't create a menu, my dvd would be fine,(i played the one ...

if i want to split my video like this: 17 min 56: 17*60 +56= 1076 35 min 42: 35*60 + 42 +1076=3218 46 min 17: 46*60 +17 + 3218= 5995 1 h 3 min 15: 63*60 + 15 + 5995=9790 1h 15 min 19: 75*60 + 19 + 9790=14039 1h 28 min 11: 88*60 + 29 + 14039=19348 1h 40 min 26: 100*60 + 26 + 19348=25374 1 h 51 min 2 ...

If I make a DVD of an .avi file that's originally neither 4:3 nor 16:9, there are black "boxes" in large white areas, especially in fast-paced action scenes. They vanish after a couple of frames, but are really annoying. I suspect that the problem is somehow related to transparent colors and black ...