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How dou you burn a DivX avi to a CDR?
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powerdup
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19. September 2003 @ 17:56 |
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The only way you can play a divx movie on your dvd player is if the player can decode mpeg 4 content. If you want to watch your divx movie on your dvd player youll have to convert it to a VCD or SVCD.
http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/
The options I gave you have nothing to do with how to view your movie on your dvd player. Only to shave off a few Mbytes so that you can fit it on one cd-r. I thought you were going to watch your movie only on your computer.
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twin2
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29. September 2003 @ 03:15 |
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I have a few divx5 movies i got off the net. When i VCD them they are stretched to buggery(width is good height is the problem) Is there anything i can do to make them not stretched? And what programs should i use?
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powerdup
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29. September 2003 @ 14:57 |
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You seem to have a problem with the resolution. Personally, I don't re-encode my divx/xvid movies to VCD so Im not sure how to help. But you should use a program like TMPGEnc to convert your files. There guides available here:
http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/
Life is but a dream...so wake me up already!!!
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mrpike
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5. November 2003 @ 03:23 |
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Check out www.bigpockets.co.uk
Umax 6100 DiVX DVD Player 5.1 DVD Player £99
Has anyone heard good or bad reviews on this player?
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kidmd
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9. November 2003 @ 20:35 |
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The Umax is one of several Asian players based on the Sigma decoder chip. Liteon now has 2 models and Mitsumi has one as well. I have not seen any reviews of the Umax player so I can't coment on it specifically. I have been very happy with my Liteon LVD-2001. It sells in the US for 139$ up to 200$. You can order online from www.newegg.com, or it is available at some Target stores.
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powerdup
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9. November 2003 @ 22:22 |
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Interesting, what sort of files have you tried, and how were they encoded?
xvid/divx/mp3/b-frames/video bitrate etc...
Life is but a dream...so wake me up already!!!
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nasher-dk
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3. January 2004 @ 16:39 |
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When I burn AVI onto a CD-R and watch them on my dvd player on my TV its not full screen its more like its playing with original size.
Is there a way to change that ?
It also begins by saying : " Reading Index "
What is that ?
Is it a file I can include so I can select full screen or what is it ?
NASHER-DK
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Praetor
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7. January 2004 @ 22:12 |
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What model standalone do you have?
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nasher-dk
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8. January 2004 @ 13:33 |
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Its a Denver DVD with Divx
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69Baarn
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9. January 2004 @ 07:14 |
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Quote:
Odds are that is an incorrect/falsly advertised product.... the only 2 standalones i know that can handle DivX are made by KISS and Lite-On and certainly wont be selling for $79
I have bought the LITE-ON for 130 Euro! But i still think its crappy.. Because the standalone DivX-Dvd player only regordnise 2 codecs..
Wich means all the other movies i ripped for example with the MS codec, won't work in it!
Now i have all .AVI files with the wrong codec. Does anyone knows were i can download a proggie to change codecs from .AVI files?!
Thnx a-lot~! ;)
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Praetor
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9. January 2004 @ 13:24 |
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VirtualDub will do the job for ya and its free too!
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funkmunk
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10. January 2004 @ 02:16 |
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Hola! I found this forum while fishing around for emule info (now up and running with no probs). Just for info I have been downloading and burning avi's to DVD/SVCD/VCD etc. for quite a while and have it quite well tapped now. I just bought a Yamada DVX-6100 from Amazon for £79.99. Pretty cool player, plays DIVx direct from ISO CDR/RW and DVD-R. Have a few problems like lag and stutter on big avi's on DVD-R but reckon this is down to media and AVI quality.
To convert AVI to MPEG4 I use CCE 2.6 and EasyDVD. Simple but effective! Encoding NTSC to PAL is a pain and has very few good results so multi-format players and TV's save a lot of time and money! Bought the DVX-6100 to drop the 3-4 hour encoding time from AVI to MPEG4.
Hoping emule will get some good download performance as Kazaa lite seems to drag on the last part of the movie you always need!
By the way, there is a rumour going around with the 6100 that burning disks to UDF not Joliet format will fix some letterboxing problems. It doesn't, just makes your CDRW disks unusable!
Laters and have fun!
funkychunkymunky :)
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mosspa
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10. January 2004 @ 08:46 |
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I've heen away for a while. Anyway, as to the Liteon, I've had one for about 6 months now. With the latest version of their firmware (availabel as a download from their web site), almost every divx I have (over 900) plays great. It still has a bit of trouble with some fast action scenes in some of the divx 3.x formats, but they are few and far between, and I think they might be due to coding errors by people who were just getting started with divx several years ago. What I can say, though, is that several of the divx 5 and xvid disks I have polay with video quality on par with many DVDs. As for the Liteon itself, it does come with the Liteon DVD IDE drive as its drive. So, for what it's worth, even if you eventually have to throw away the player, you still have a great 12x DVD ripping drive. Since the movie moguls have coerced the jhardware folks to limit the speed with which their drives can read a DVD-ROM to 2x, having a 12x ripper available isn't all that bad.
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scooper
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6. February 2004 @ 06:36 |
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The Yamada 6100 (£79 Sterling) is a supurb player, it does play DIVX (MPEG4). Wasn't the original question 'how do you creat a DivX movie on CDR???'. If I make a copy of a divx movie from one cd to another using Nero 5 its OK, but if I download a divx movie, the problems start, i.e sound out of sync or the Yamada player doesn't recognise the disk but perfect, played back on the PC via Cyberlink power DVD. Any ideas??
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scooper
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6. February 2004 @ 06:37 |
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