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Convert .mp4 and .mkv to .avi
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amal123
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4. July 2013 @ 14:53 |
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Hey all! I just have some movies in .mp4 and .mkv. I need to watch them on my TV but it will only play .avi files. Is there any way to convert them without loss in quality? If so, how do I do it, for free? :)
FYI - My TV is a LG LCD TV 32" which plays only .avi files.
Regards
Amal
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4. July 2013 @ 15:55 |
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Your TV user manual should spell out what it expects in the AVI.
If it was a standalone DVD player it would need the DivX/XviD codec and a maximum size of 720x576.
Might try XMedia Recode.It has preset profiles (some of them are listed as TV settings).
If yours is listed, use it and test it.
If your TV isn't listed you have to set a custom profile.
Since the video has to be re-encoded, don't expect HD quality.
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scorpNZ
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4. July 2013 @ 21:07 |
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Attach computer to tv by using hdmi port or component then use the graphics card software to enable dual monitor will save a lot of hssales,yeah right that's supposed to be hassles :p
ok no go huh ! ? alright conversion it is:all free most should be in software setion use the search once there
AllToAvi
video to video---non install so is portable
freemake video converter--installer
super--installer--has many options perhaps too many makes it awkward to use,however if nothing else works
megamind converter--installer--can't remember what it converts..lol..
those are the only ones that come to mind apart from what attar has mentioned or just browse software section
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amal123
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5. July 2013 @ 13:18 |
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Originally posted by attar:
Your TV user manual should spell out what it expects in the AVI.
If it was a standalone DVD player it would need the DivX/XviD codec and a maximum size of 720x576.
Might try XMedia Recode.It has preset profiles (some of them are listed as TV settings).
If yours is listed, use it and test it.
If your TV isn't listed you have to set a custom profile.
Since the video has to be re-encoded, don't expect HD quality.
My TV can play DivX/XviD only and no other formats. :)I shall try out the software which you mentioned. Thanks for the reply...! And I put the movies on my USB and then plug it to my TV and watch 'em. :)
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amal123
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5. July 2013 @ 13:21 |
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Originally posted by scorpNZ:
Attach computer to tv by using hdmi port or component then use the graphics card software to enable dual monitor will save a lot of hssales,yeah right thats supposed to be hassles :p
ok no go huh ! ? alright conversion it is:all free most should be in software setion use the search once there
AllToAvi
video to video---non install so is portable
freemake video converter--installer
super--installer--has many options perhaps too many makes it awkward to use,however if nothing else works
megamind converter--installer--cant remember what it converts..lol..
those are the only ones that come to mind apart from what attar has mentioned or just browse software section
Well....Thanks for the quick reply! Shall try what you and attar suggested...! Thanks once again. :)
Amal!
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lily2
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10. July 2013 @ 23:46 |
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It seems the popular one VLC media player can also help you do the job.O(∩_∩)O~
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scorpNZ
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13. July 2013 @ 23:25 |
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yeah ! how's that then lily ? how is member amal213 going to get vlc to do anything if he/she uses the tv to play media files from usb or can you not read
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