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Burning .AVI or .DIVX files to living room DVD player

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04 Jun 2009 03:53 pm
DDArko
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I will start by saying that I am using a Mac.

I have downloaded a movie from a torrent site. The movie is originally in .avi format and is of good quality. I also converted a copy of it to divx format.

Now I want to burn it to DVD to watch in my living room. I tried burning the avi file with a DVD burning program and 2 hours later when it said “SUCCESS!" I place the DVD in my player and it doesn’t read the disc.

Surely there must be a way to burn these downloaded movies to DVD.

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05 Jun 2009 07:06 am
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hitman47
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OK, there are a few programs to do this.

By default you can use iDVD, with the Perian and/or DivX Quicktime codec installed...

You can use Toast which should do the trick, but some say doesn’t produce that good of an output and it’s slow to convert.

Other than that there’s VisualHub which some are claiming does the best job (Quick and great quality)

Unfortunately, Visualhub has been discontinued, and isn’t for sale anymore. I’d post a link, but I’m sure the type of link would get me banned.

That’s as much support as I can offer as I’m on a Windows PC.

Last edited 05 Jun 2009 07:11 am by hitman47
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11 Jun 2009 05:38 pm
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scottjones
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You can use iSky DVD creator for mac, it is able to burn all popular video formats to DVD. It is able to create dvd videos for home DVD player, you can download it here
isky dvd creator for mac


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