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  1. 2nd Jun 2010 22:06 #1
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    i've downloaded movie on mkv format. if i want to convert to avi (i want to play on dvd player), what good program to do that??
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  3. 2nd Jun 2010 22:48 #3
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    any different if i use DivX or Xvid output video codec..??
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    Not really. DivX and Xvid are technically similar codecs (both MPEG-4), though Xvid-encoded videos may occasionally have a few additional things DVD players may not like, like GMC with more than one warp-point.

    For a list of things to possibly watch out for when encoding DivX/Xvid videos for a DVD player, check this post: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/295067-Common-DivX-DVD-Players-AVI-Playback-problems%21
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  5. 3rd Jun 2010 22:37 #5
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    go to that post, tks.....
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    See my reply to "Most Reliable Video Converter". I've just converted about 40 MKV's to AVI with great success. If you want further info on my settings, let me know & I'll post them here.
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