| 05 Nov 2005 09:53 am |
SuPa Guest | I have been trying out lots of the programs suggested above all i really want is a program that will convert avi files to vob files (so i can put it into dvd shrink)ivw tried dvd santa and winavi both leave a huge water mark i need something free and easy to use any suggestion?
Thanks
Tom
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| 05 Nov 2005 12:54 pm |
bulldog78 Guest | ive downloaded dvix but still cant watch the avi films ive dowloaded can anyone tell me what im doing wrong
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| 10 Nov 2005 12:19 pm |
Cabola Guest | same for me, I’ve also downloaded xvid and that didn’t work either. I use Windows Media Player 10 btw.
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| 10 Nov 2005 12:44 pm |
Cabola Guest | Never mind, I’ve figured it out, the avi file I tried to view have been fucked up. Guess it was because I tried to view it before I installed divx or something.
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| 15 Nov 2005 11:34 am |
Jessika Guest | I can play files in my Windows media player but not in my quick time or regular DVD player. the file time is VIdeo clip, I have other ones that are ATI file types and they work on my regular DVD player. How to I get these video clip files to be ATI files?
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| 19 Nov 2005 01:42 pm |
cthulu Guest | I have attempted to use Nero to burn Avi files to VCDs. The files are only around 300 MBs, but Nero always tells me there is not enough space on one CD for the encoded files. What’s the problem? These are single episodes, about 40 minutes long. I wait an hour for Nero to encode them, and then I get the bad news.....
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| 19 Nov 2005 02:15 pm |
Jessika Guest | Ok I previously downloaded a dvd video and burnt it on a dvd as the format I downloaded it as which was AVI. I recently downloaded another bunch of videos which were in the format as Windows media video clips. I THINK I changed the file type to AVI but they still will not work in my regualr DVD player like the first one did. The extension and the icon and the file type all 'appeared to have changed' but everyone on here keeps saying that you need a program to convert the files to another type. So my question is, did I change them? And if so then why don’t they work in my DVD player? And if not they why in the file properties does it say AVI as the type of file? I also tried them as MPEG-2 and they still wont play? Please Help me!!!!!!
-So Frustrated
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| 21 Nov 2005 09:00 am |
Roguetrooperuk Guest | I use Nero 6 to convert .avi movies to dvd files then burn to blank dvd -r, a 800mb movies can take up to 3 hours to convert/burn to dvd. I use 'create dvd movie' in Nero 6 btw and download all codecs for divx and use acs-dvd encoder to boost audio. Works fine for me, although can take a while to convert for standard dvd player.
Hope that helps!
RT
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| 24 Nov 2005 07:22 pm |
Red Dragon Guest | everyone said just get this file , well ther is no file .. it comes out as text....
path: http://www.dvdsanta.com/download/MpegDecoder012.msi
i am lokoking for the actual running file Exe. or likley thanks Dragon..........
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| 29 Nov 2005 09:01 pm |
ezra Guest | If you want to convert your AVI/DivX/XVid files so you can watch them on your standard DVD player, there is a freeware program called Avi2Dvd that might help...(google it)
basically it will create an ISO image, which you then burn to a DVD, which should then work in your player
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| 30 Nov 2005 01:59 am |
GrandPh Guest | hi, guys, i met a big problem about split the (*.avi)file which have 120 Giga Bytes into small ones.the common software like AVI splitter cannot finished the function. Can anybody help me find a good software for split the big big avi file into fragments? Thanks! BTW, it seems that the *.avi file just have the video and no sound, so it is no need to consider the sound.
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| 02 Dec 2005 07:42 pm |
Tiny Littlebrain Guest | hi i like to glance at a form and post the same fucking question as a reply with no regard whatsoever to the fact that it’s been answered six times in the previous replies that i’m too fucking lazy to read but i’m happy to insist that you reply yet again and quickly because who knows maybe I’ll find my way back here again somehow and not read your reply either also i like to string a bunch of crap together into a painful to read mess please help me what am i doing wrong!!!!!!
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| 03 Dec 2005 11:52 pm |
Mslaf2323 Guest | Is there any way to play an .avi file on my pc? is there any programto download?
thanks.
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| 05 Dec 2005 11:58 pm |
read the thread Guest | seriously?
have you read this thread at all?
that question has been answered bulk times already.
google k lite codec pack,
download and install
its the goods, has played everything for me so far
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| 17 Dec 2005 05:00 pm |
Lesley Guest | Hi i hope someone can help me I’ve downloaded quite a few films and Tv shows all in avi everything was fine at first i burned them with nero but over the last wk i can’t even watch what ive downloaded 1st b4 i burn them i keep getting an error msg saying that wmp doesn’t support playing this format aswell as Real & Power DVD everything has gone all messed up even a film that i downloaded for my daughter i managed to get that to play but it was all out of sink PLZ HELP ME !!!!!
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| 18 Dec 2005 03:04 pm |
zxcvb Guest | how do i burn avi files to a dvd but so they will play on my dvd player. do i have to convert them
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| 18 Dec 2005 08:29 pm |
whocares Guest | ineed a free program to convert avi to mpeg1 can someone tell me a site
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| 19 Dec 2005 02:52 pm |
Shadows Guest | OK unlike alot of these posts ive actually read through to see if my question has been previously answered. Im lookin to get a divX certified dvd plaer so that I can just burn my video files as regular data files. Someone said earlier that by getting a divX certified player you could just burn avi files as regular data on a dvd-r and they would still play on the dvd player. I just want to confirm that this is true because alot of ppl are still askin questions about conversion and stuff. So quite simply if i get a divX certified player i can play avi files burned on a regular dvd-r ? yes or no ?
Thnx in advance.
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| 21 Dec 2005 10:54 pm |
Bassman Guest | For goodness sake, READ THE THREAD before posting your questions. (not directed at anyone in particular)
To convert avi etc to DVD go to http://www.trustfm.net/divx/SoftwareAvi2Dvd.html
and download Avi2DVD.
The description:
About : Avi2Dvd is an All In One tool in order to convert with just few clicks an Avi/Ogm/Mkv/Wmv/Dvd to Dvd/Svcd/Vcd.
Supports multiple audiostreams and up to three subtitles. From the version 0.3.4 and later can support DV-AVI videos, so it can handle captured avi’s from digital videocameras. Avi2dvd can also produce semi professional dvd menus with chapter/audio/subtitles buttons with extreme facility !
This utility is 100% freeware and uses only freeware software.
As you can see it’s 100% free, and will do what 90% of the posts in this thread are asking.
I bet there will still be posts asking what to use though 
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| 23 Dec 2005 06:08 am |
ryan1069 Guest | Most pc players will play avi files but to burn them you MUST 1ST convent them using winavi. the you can burn them too iether dvd or vcd and then they will play on your dvd player its simple really its just gettin the softwere
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