decoder said:
The source files format: WMV? DV-AVI?
As you're burning to VCD, your burning software
would prefer the source files to be mpeg1, if not
and one of the above formats, then it will have
to transcode "on-the-fly" from one of the above
formats to mpeg1 then to disk.
Burning/authoring software?
If Nero, I've found it takes longest with WMV.
Hi Sarang
Are you just burning from Movie Maker to CD by clicking the "Save to CD"
option?
If you are there are a few things you should know.
1) Your CD is not a VCD and will not play in a DVD Player.
(If you want it to play in a DVD Player you need an authoring program to
create a VCD.)
2) It is taking a long time because Movie Maker needs to render your movie
to a temporary place on the harddrive and then burn it to the CD.
(You would be better off saving it to your computer then going from thee to
the CD.)
3) If there is a problem with your project and you save directly to CD it
seems that by the time Movie Maker discovers the problem it is too late and
you have a drink coaster that was once a blank CD.
The best practice is to save the movie to your harddrive and then do one of
two things.
-If you want a CD that plays in a DVD Player (in otherwords a VCD) then
download a DVD Authoring program and use it to create a VCD. Information
about this is on my website.
-If you just want a video file on a CD that plays on your computer then use
Windows Explorer and drag the file to the CDWriter drive and click "Burn
these files to CD" from that drive.
Hope that sums it up for you.