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    Hi guys/gals. I'm new to this site but have seen an old answer to this question. I'm looking for a regular stand alone dvd player that can play .wmv or h.264 on a burned dvd+/-r. I hate waiting 2 hours to convert and burn a 1 hour dvd, and I don't want to buy another xbox 360 for myself to play them. the kids will start to wonder why I'm taking their xbox to my room! thanks in advance, George
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    just some extra info, I tried looking in google and bing and only get a few useful links, but all are from like 2-4 yrs ago and list names of companies that I've never heard of. I read that if your dvd plays divx, it will play .wmv, but I tried and it doesn't work on my samsung which supposedly plays divx. thanks
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  3. This is a popular request lately but the fact is there's no player that supports all formats, your best bet is to make a cheap HTPC or get a external HDD and stream it to your 360.
    BTWivX and WMV are very different formats.
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    WDTV and a portable HDD will give you most flexibility in a small format.
    Read my blog here.
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    wd tv looks cool, but reviews from bestbuy.com have some complaints of picture quality. looks like for the time being I'll have to muddle by with nero conversions unless anyone knows of a faster and better conversion program? I actually connected my laptop to my samsung dvdplayer/recorder, but looks like the picture on my laptop (original video file) is better than the copy with s-video connection. at least a 1 hour video will take one hour to record in this setup instead of 2.5 hours with converting and burning. what conversion programs do you guys recommend?
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