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  1. 3rd Nov 2006 01:24 #1
    kippard
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    What are your favorite free apps to convert a DivX 5.0 avi to MPEG2/DVD?

    Thanks again videohelp! :P
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    None. Use a DivX capable standalone player.

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    My favorite would be the old freeware divxtodvd.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    ConvertXtoDVD (DivxtoDVD's big brother), if you want a simple, no fuss solution. It's not free, but it's price is reasonable and the quality increase over DivxtoDVD is worth the money, especially if you are converting 23.976 fps source.

    However I have to agree with Mats, the simplest solution is a Divx capable player.
    Read my blog here.
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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    the simplest solution is a Divx capable player.
    Huh? A player converts? 8) Thank yous!
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    It doesn't convert, it simply plays the Divx files as is. You can put 6 on a disc without the need to convert at all.
    Read my blog here.
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  7. 3rd Nov 2006 15:40 #7
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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    It doesn't convert, it simply plays the Divx files as is. You can put 6 on a disc without the need to convert at all.
    Ah yes, a hardware solution. I was thinking of a media player app so I was like, "huh?"
    Thanks!
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