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Avi to DVD

stevieg_irl · 2006-10-10 16:14:47

im curently using DVDsanta to convert avi files to burn them onto DVD, works quite well, however it wont seem to convert some avi's for some reason,also it takes the lenght of the file to do, so if the avi is 2hours long, it will take 2hours to convert(at least). is there a better or faster program to use?

10-10-2006 5:14pm

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stevieg_irl

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im curently using DVDsanta to convert avi files to burn them onto DVD, works quite well, however it wont seem to convert some avi's for some reason,also it takes the lenght of the file to do, so if the avi is 2hours long, it will take 2hours to convert(at least).
is there a better or faster program to use?

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#2 10-10-2006 5:31pm

exiztone

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The Film Machine is quite good. You need to get your hands on a copy of the Cinema Craft Encoder (CCE).

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#3 10-10-2006 6:36pm

cudman

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if you get them to burn when you r goin to bed you will be asleep and have no concept of time so therfore they are burned instantly. problem solved!!!

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