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burning dvds
by mnaku01 - 9/20/05 9:47 AMcan you burn a divx movie onto a dvd-r and have it successfully play in a dvd player?
Yes.
by R. Proffitt
- 9/20/05 1:25 PM
In reply to: burning dvds by mnaku01
I copy the file I created onto CD/DVD media and put it in my DivX DVD player. It's quite nice.
Bob
Not just ANY dvd player...
by ahtoi - 9/21/05 10:54 AM In reply to: burning dvds by mnaku01In facts, most will not. I have a Philips DVP642 that play divx, about ($60-70), and you burn the divx files as data files.
too bad
by mnaku01 - 9/23/05 12:57 AM In reply to: Not just ANY dvd player... by ahtoiis there anyway to play my divx movies on a dvd player or will i just have to watch on the pc all the time?
Re: too bad
by SunderlandFan - 9/27/05 10:37 AM In reply to: too bad by mnaku01You can convert the DivX files to video files and then burn them to a dvd-r. Lots of applications out there, DVD Santa, WinDVD. Try Google, you will find lots. Most give a free trial. I use DVD Santa, very simple, 2-3 clicks and you are done.
SF
looked at dvd santa
by mnaku01 - 10/13/05 10:43 AM In reply to: Re: too bad by SunderlandFanand it said that theres a water mark. is that just the logo in the corner of the movie?
Are you writing about the DEMO?
by R. Proffitt - 10/13/05 11:07 AM
In reply to: looked at dvd santa by mnaku01
The demo lets you try it and when you pay up, the watermark is gone.
Cheers,
Bob
Get full version of dvdsanta or winavi
by wanna_b - 10/14/05 2:27 AM In reply to: burning dvds by mnaku01You can get dvdsanta at http://www.topvideopro.com/backup/dvd-burner.htm
winavi video converter is also distributed at the site.
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