How to Convert AVI to a Video CD
A video CD (VCD) format permits you to create a DVD type video disk using an ordinary CD. A VCD disk holds up to 80 minutes of a video on a standard 700 megabytes disk, and is playable with a regular DVD player. Digital camcorders and cameras use audio video interleave (AVI) as a default format to save captured movies. A popular Nero software allows you to create a VCD based on AVI files.
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Instructions
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Click on the "Nero" icon on the desktop in Windows XP or Windows Vista or in Quick Launch task bar to the program.
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Select the tab "Rip and Burn" in the Nero menu, and click "Burn Video Disk."
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Click on the "Video CD" tab.
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Click the "Add" button and browse your computer to the folder with AVI files.
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Click on each MP3 file while holding "Ctrl" on your keyboard to select multiple files.
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Click "Add " to add selected AVI files to the burning Nero list. Then click "Next."
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Use the buttons "Layout" and "Background" to change, if necessary, the appearance of the menu on the video CD. Then click "Next."
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Insert a blank CD into the CD/DVD burner
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Select the CD/DVD burner as a "Current Recorder" in the Nero window, and click "Burn." The CD will be ejected automatically when burning is done.
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Tips & Warnings
Nero software is sometimes included with retail purchases of CD/DVD burners
