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    AVI to DVD

    Hi does anyone know of a piece of free software that will convert my AVI movies into a DVD so that they can be played on a DVD player. I vaguely remember someone saying it could be done with Nero. Is this possible
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    Yep, you can use nero.

    Personally I use DivxToDVD though.

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    or indeed the handy and appropriately titled avi2dvd tool

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    There is another option (but probably not a useful one!). If your AVI's are DivX (or Xvid) format then you could buy a cheap DVD player that can play DivX films. I bought one for around £30 (a Nortek one) and it reads just about any video format apart from WMV. It'll save on using up loads of blank DVD's, plus the time required to transcode.

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    Quote Originally Posted by herulach
    or indeed the handy and appropriately titled avi2dvd tool
    I second that, tis a one click wonder

    BrOw

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    This is what I use:-

    Excellent free software and using the correct plug-in ( Cinema Craft Encoder which unfortunately can be expensive ) This would output a lot higher quality than a straight encode using Nero etc.

    http://members.home.nl/thefilmmachine/

    Last edited by Chris P; 24-05-2006 at 01:36 PM.

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    DVD2SVCD (it does do avi to dvd btw, depsite the name) plus a free encoder like Quenc is what I'd use - works a charm.

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