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Posted by data123 on 11/02/05 22:14
You can use Avi2Dvd http://divx.trustfm.com.ru/ to convert divx or xvid
to DVD the picture quality is very good.
David
Pavel Ferenc wrote:
> i have searched this group but the threads here are too specialist for
> me, so let me ask:
> 1. i am thinking of purchasing a divx player (actually a recorder, but
> that doesnt matter, does it?). So far i have been playing my divx films
> on my PC and sometimes, especially with newly ripped films, i had to
> download a new divx codec. I dont know what your experience is, but I
> would say, that every two or three months i need a new codec. Does this
> mean that my divx player would be able to play films that have been
> coded until now but it will not be able to play those that WILL be
> ripped using future codecs. If so, is there an option of a firmware or
> something.
> 2. is there a way to bypass divx problems by grabbing divx films into a
> format that can be handled by DVD players, i.e. is there a way to make a
> VCD,SVCD or DVD video disc out of a divx film? Something like grabbing
> an audio CD from MP3. If something like this does exist, what about the
> picture quality.
> 3. can i play divx films burned on a DVD disc?
> 4. Whats your experience with playing MP3s off DVD discs?
> thanks for ANY help
> Pavel
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