Hardware Best Movie Burning Program Using DVD

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Best option is really to get a Divx/Xvid compatible DVD player, saves you hours of converting video files. Also you can fit heaps more files onto a single DVD.
yeah i know well i have this durabrand portable dvd player with a 7" screen can that support Divx

EDIT:DAMN IT it doesnt support it
 
If on the subject of DVD making I suggest FAVC. It acts as a frontend to HCenc/QuEnc and loads of other highly respected tools and best of all it is free.
See the little bit on it I wrote for the TV shows thread and post somewhere if you need help (my PM box may fill up by the end of the day so that may not be the best route):
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=64975&st=0
900MHz (and I assume there is not too much ram either) is less than brilliant but if you drop some options (and you will not really notice the difference (especially on a portable) unless you train yourself and know what to look for.)
 
If on the subject of DVD making I suggest FAVC. It acts as a frontend to HCenc/QuEnc and loads of other highly respected tools and best of all it is free.
See the little bit on it I wrote for the TV shows thread and post somewhere if you need help (my PM box may fill up by the end of the day so that may not be the best route):
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=64975&st=0
900MHz (and I assume there is not too much ram either) is less than brilliant but if you drop some options (and you will not really notice the difference (especially on a portable) unless you train yourself and know what to look for.)
so does this thing burn movies quickly

EDIT:i have the program and clicked generate dvd then i dont know what the hell it did
dont this thing even burn movies
 
FAVC is a conversion tool that will go from the video to the point you click burn, if you have a set of VOB, ifo and bup files then ImgBurn (one of the tools FAVC uses) alone will be sufficient.

What it does is analyse the video (the dos prompts you will see flash up) and then make an mpeg2 video file (you will see either a blue and white HC logo or a red and black Qu depending on what you choose) before making an audio file (normally done in a DOS window) and finally muxing the DVD (dos window again).
Should you set it to not make an ISO and burn to disc (my personal preference) IMGBurn should pop up.
 

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