Burning .avi files to play on DVD players

So, I tried to burn my copy of Densha Otoko so I could watch it on a DVD player using VirtualDub and this guide : http://forum.digital-digest.com/showthread.php?postid=335919#post335919
Then I used Nero Vision to actually burn it and set up menus.  Besides forgetting to put on subtitles, it's kinda choppy and the top of the picture shakes.  It's not choppy enough that it's skipping frames, just playing each frame slower.

What did I do wrong and/or better methods for this?  Can I just use the origianl .avi Nero Vision?

PCs are boring and only come with calculators, spreadsheets and word processors. to do the fun stuff like music, movies, and photos, you need to buy a mac.

$1099 please.

WinAVIVideoConverter is quite easy to use.

>>3
SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP

>>2
right click, mothafucker

>>3
Is there any way I can add an .srt subtitle file to it?  Or do multiple files as one long movie?

>>5
Mighty mouse, mothafucker.

$69 please.

>>7

Oh Steve Jobs, don't you have some things to go make white and shiny?

My new macbooks are also available in black and shiny, you know, people want diversity in their digital lifestyle. My shiny macbooks look great with a black iPod nano!

$1298 please.

Fuck you, >>9. My rebranded Toshiba 1089 with a 3.5'' screen that can be turned sideways is outstandingly better than the iPod. Available in Black, White, and Brown for only $229!

>>9
>>10
Guys, calm down!  It's not about looks or money!  It's about community and sharing! 

>>9
Lol, you get a free iNternet