I'm also having the same problem only made worse by the fact my video is a matroska file with multiple soundtracks as well as a subtitle track. Its just as you said jazzbiker, looking for help for these things on the web just makes things more and more confusing. If unsure, like I said, simply move the files elsewhere.
to place temp files here before burning to DVD. Otherwise, you could always try just renaming this folder, unless it's where you've told Nero, or any other DVD authoring apps, burners, etc. Of course, if you have other files in this folder, they'll have to be moved out as well. What I'd suggest doing is simply moving your AVI and subtitle files to another folder, and leaving the VIDEO_TS folder alone for Nero or whatever app to use.
Sooo, my best guess would be that Nero doesn't want your AVI & subtitles in this folder, since it will be using it as a temp location for the above-mentioned files only that it will later burn to DVD. This folder typically ONLY contains your *.VOB, the *.IFO and *.BUP files. That being said, it sounds to me like Nero doesn't like your non-DVD video structure files being it the "proprietary" VIDEO_TS folder. I defer to others here who have had this specific problem. I'm just guessing here, since it's been some time since I've used Nero for subtitle burning.
Play around with the settings in Nero if you want, and you can also create some pretty nice basic menus, buttons, additional screen, etc.
This way you won't be cursing yourself out if the first burn doesn't come out exactly the way you want. If you're not sure what you're doing, I always recommend buying a few re-writeable DVD's - only a bit more than DVD-R which can't be re-used. IF your movie is longer than a standard DVD format Nero will warn you if you want to "shrink to fit." Nero doesn't always do the best job of shrinking, but it's usually good enough for most uses.įinally, if the AVI video is PAL and you want NTSC, Nero will also warn you about this. Otherwise, you could create an SDVCD assuming you'd want this, meaning if the video is short enough it'll fit onto a standard CD (700meg). If you had named your SRT as say My-Movie.SRT many apps wouldn't recognize it.Īlso you'll need to select the output format - I'm assuming you'll be doing a DVD to play on most standalone DVD players? If so, Nero will guide you thru this process. Just be SURE that the video file & the SRT subtitle file have **exactly** the same base name, capitalized exactly the same, and in the same folder Like the OP said, no need to use NVE - just regular Nero should do the trick.
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