How Do You Burn AVI/DivX Directly to DVD?
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Nero will do it but I dont think it will play on your DVD player. I use WinAvi to convert mine first and then burn it with Nero and they play fine in my DVD player....hope that helped.\n\n-Doc-
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I don't know of any direct converters.  But, there is a way to get it to that format through intermediate steps.  Both applications I mention are free.\n\n1) Get DVD Decrypter (or another DVD ripper).  Then, make sure you set DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD program to a single MPEG file (rather than multiple files it uses by default).  Be sure to rip only one video and one audio stream.  The MP4 format only supports one of each (especially on devices like the iPod or the PSP).  Do not rip any captioning streams (they are not supported). \n2) Get PSP Video 9 (which includes FFMPEG  and has a nice GUI interface) and use this application to convert the resulting ripped MPEG file to MP4.\n\nNote: You will need between 6-8GB of space to store the ripped MPEG file.  You may also need an additional 6-8GB of space to store the full sized MP4 file.\n\nInside PSP Video 9, you will need to create a profile that's of the same height x width as the original MPEG file.  But, once you create a profile and save it, you can use it again and again.  The resulting MP4 you create will be playable in Quicktime or any other MP4 player capable of playing that resolution.\n\nIf you are targeting the MP4 to a smaller device (phone, iPod or PSP), then you will need to create a profile that fits with the resolution of the destination device.\n\nYou will have to use Yahoo or Google to find a copy of DVD Decrypter.  However, you can get PSP Video 9 at http://www.pspvideo9.com\n\nGood luck.
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hey there, well, itz eazy, u just go to www.download.com & type in whatever u wanna convert to whatever format u need, like for example , Type in AVI to DVD or AVI converter r'whatever , n'they'll give ya all the programz u need, itz all about a program , like no rocket scientest crap! \nhope I helped :) \nC-Ya
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dvdsanta \nimtoo dvd\nwinavi\nthese will convert and burn
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wow, that's a hard one. the RATDVD file can only be converted back to a DVD using the RATDVD program. \n\nyou can download the free program from this link\nhttp://www.efreedown.com/soft_136510.html\n\nFrom what i can see, there's no current converter that can convert it to divx.
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AVI File may be not directly but simply write to DVD file\nthis require such type of software that is deal with AVI-MPEG-DVD conversion Platform
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Or use ConvertXtoDVD. Good program for converting anything (AVI, MPG, WMV, etc.) to DVD format.
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Most computers with a CD burner or a DVD burner come with a bundled software. The common ones that I know of are Roxio and Nero. Launch these applications and choose to burn/create a video file. These would open up a screen that would allow you to choose that .avi file that you have and it would automatically convert it into that desired format for playing into you vcd/dvd player
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If you are burning your film onto a disc that was DOWNLOADED off the internet, it must be in DIVX format which can be played in only divx compatible DVD players. \n\nIf you are COPYING a DVD, Nero is excellent. \nYou can download the free trial at nero.com and can get a free gem to the program at mscracks.com (do not go to there on internet explorer.)\n\nBut if you really need a free one, you can go to www.download.com and search for it and they will all have different customer ratings. Download the one with the highest.
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go to http://www.tmpgenc.net/e_main.html and download a program called tmpgenc which can convert avi to mpeg 2 after that you can use any dvd authoring program to create a dvd
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Quite simple\n\n1) I hope you have nero burning software\n\n2) if so select the video cd option from the menu-> new \n\n3) Drag the files which you want to burn \n\n4) If you have divx or avi video files nero will reencode them which needs additional disc space of upto 1gb temporarily for reencoding the files dont worry the space will be automatically freed after burning\n\n5) if you have not mentioned the path of the drive for temporary purpose then goto options and select the drive which has got atleast 1 gb free space that's it\n\n6) try now it will work oout
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You need to convert them in order to get them to run.\n\nYou can do this by creating a normal DVD with source the mpg files you extract from .dat files. \nDepending on the software in the case it is smart enough not to re-encode the mpeg1 files at a higher resolution, you will get the same result as if you had created a long-play VCD, with added menus and features available only to DVD's. \n\nI have done this using ULead. The conversion, though, is quite time consuming, but certainly substantially less than re-encoding mpeg4 files, as in the case when the source is in divx format. \nGood luck...
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To play a video file in VCD (Video CD) it has to be in .DAT format. Or if your DVD Player can play DivX movies it could be .avi\n\nThere are some good video convertors which are capable of doing this. I personally use Xillisoft Video Convertor which is very stable, light weight and maintains good quality post-conversion.\n\nRemember whatever is the source format the destination format for Video CD should be .DAT. Then you can use Nero to burn into a CD as a VideoCD and play it in your DVD Player. Hope your player can recognize CD-R or CD-RW.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Here's the simplest way without additional software to install on xp\nPop the cd in the cd burner, \ngo to My shared folder \nright click on the movie you just downloaded, and choose send to and then the cd burner\nclick the cd burner icon, you will see the movie ready to be burn\ngo to menu file|burn these files to cd, and start.
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DivX used to have a free software called Dr DivX which converts any video files inclusive of DVD into DivX playable format with the necessary codecs. Now a newer version called DivX Create Bundle has been released by the company for free but sadly the plug in needed for conversion is now only available if you pay a fee of $9.99. Go and have a look at this website\n http://www.divx.com/divx/create/?hp3createmoreinfo\n\nOptionally you can scour the web for older versions of Dr DivX if they have it.
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digi cam-> save to HDd -> burn to DVD!
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The DivX package (codecs,player,etc.) used to come with a converter, I thought. I don't know how it dealt with copyright protection and such and they probably charge for it now anyway.\nDVDDecrypter_3.5.4 & DVDShrink32 were freeware to rip and manipulate CP'ed DVD's but I'm not sure about the conversion to DivX anymore. Probably not much help but you can E-mail me if you can't find anything. I may be able to help you.\n\np.s.: also worth a look is Gordian Knot, GNU open source I believe. Try sourceforge.net. Or is it sourceforge.org? I dunno'\n\n  Buffalo, buffaloman687-roam@yahoo.com