his is not a complete guide to ConvertXtoDVD, but mainly aimed at combining multiple video files (such as 2-Disc scene releases) to create one DVD.
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I'll use an example: American.Gangster.DVD.SCREENER.XViD-PUKKA (2-CD/1.4GB)

Firstly, open ConvertXtoDVD
Secondly, click File->Select Add Video File


After you have selcted which video file to add, it should now look like this:


Third, do the same for the second video file:



Now you can select which options you want...
Under Menu, you can choose to make a menu if you like, and also Title the DVD:


Under Encoding, select the target size (DVD-5, DVD-9, or any customized size)


Also select Quality of Encoding
*I prefer High quality/ Slow encoding*


Under the TV Format Option, you have the option to select the region (NTSC, PAL)


Under same Option, TV Format, you can set the desired resolution


Language Options, are obviously under Language in options


Under Burner settings, select your drive you wish to burn to, also select the speed.
*Slower burning speeds help prevent problems during the burning process*



For Subtitles go to Subtitle option and select desired language. For more customized subtitle options, select the 'Text subtitles rendering settings' button.


Lastly, when you have all the options set to what you want, it is time to convert. Action->Convert


After this, your disc should eject when done (unless you selected to not use the option, 'burn after conversion' then the files sit on the selected destination, usually to folder C:/ConvertXtoDVD, or similar - you can change this destination path), then burn when ready, and now you are ready to watch on you 52" Plasma, or home theater projection setup

Edit: *If you decide to not burn immediately, go to the Burn Existing DVD selection under Action when you are ready to burn. (Note: you can use any DVD burning software at this point, doesn't have to be ConvertXtoDVD. You could use Nero, Roxio, or whatever you prefer.)

Last Note: There is a setting listed above under your options to delete the files after successful burn...I do not recommend this unless you absolutely do not want the remaining files/original files on your harddrive, because they will be deleted, and forever lost - which may be problematic if the burn process somehow doesn't work correctly.

Enjoy, and useful feedback, or opinions on helping the tutorial are welcome...Eventually I may expand a bit to get more specific with some settings.