Avi Files

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  1. paylorlk

    paylorlk Well-Known Member

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    is there any way to put an avi file on a dvd without reducing the quality?
     
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    Google AviToDVD, that is a converter that uses DivX compression to convert to mpeg, best quality, little time to make
     
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    dvdsanta is one i use currently
     
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    do u need a dvd burner?? lol stupid question
     
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    yea u would need a dvd burner bud
     
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    If you want to Not lose the Image in avi files that are 7.0 - 9.0 GB, Let me know i can teach you how to make them them go 4.7 GB and not lose image on them! Also AVI are NOT MPEG file this is not WMP. You need some software that are free! I can help you! i have 700 Movies. I know PM me!
     
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    If it's compressed avi videos, like DivX or XviD, then it's MPEG4. Go to websites like Doom 9 or Video Help. These websites will teach you all that you need to compress videos or make dvds. These websites have free software & free tutorials. They even have tuts to make menus for your dvds after you convert your avi to vob files.
     
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    Dude don'e even do that! Thats to much! It's simple! And no ---- it's compressed! Use DVD Shrink & DVD Encrypter! They are so easy! I go here if i need help! Afterdawn I have ppl all over the world using them! Trust me you don't want to use the others! The DVD Encypter is if the CCS code won't let you copy! Use DVD Encrypter then DVD Shrink! In 34 mins your done and you have a movie! :P ;)
     

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