Don't encode it as such to make life easier.
DVDSanta might do this, but anytime I see such encoding I have to ask how you could do this and not know how to get it to some neutral encoding.
Why don't you know?
Or is this pirated material?
Bob
This is the info that I have of the files:
Video Info
audio: Lamp MP3 32kbps Bit Rate: 1100kbps
Codec: XviD 1.0.3
Frame Rate: NTSC 29.970
ResolutioN: 320x240
This is about 90 minute clip all together (a soccer game) but I don't know how to burn them on a DVD. Together they are about 786 MB and I believe they are *.avi files...
Any help appreciated.

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