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  1. 18th Feb 2004 11:18 #1
    gleconseil
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    Hello,
    i want to know if it's possible to burn a set of divx files on a DVD media to be able to read them on a DVD (Divx compatible) player ?

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  2. 18th Feb 2004 11:22 #2
    RabidDog
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    Yes this fine just burn the files to a dvd-r and play them in a divx player.
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  3. 18th Feb 2004 18:15 #3
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    Not all players are able to play DivX avi files though
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    Burn them has data disk.
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  5. 19th Feb 2004 08:30 #5
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    It depends wether your DVD/DivX player can play Divx files from a DVD disc, Id take a guess and say that it can, but you gotta remember that 90% of DVD players if they cant find a Video_ts folder on a DVD disc they will stop looking for anything else Divx, mp3, jpg, etc.
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  6. 21st Feb 2004 18:18 #6
    Ace-Of-Spades
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    I thought dvd players couldnt read a AVI (divx encoded or not) file. If there is a way to get any dvd player to read an AVI file (like is there a tutorial) whats the link?
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