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    I just updated the firmware on my DVD Player (Onkyo DV-SP502S) to play MPEG4 (divx/Xvid). I have Nero 6 and would like to know what settings I should choose to burn the avi files to :

    1) a regular CD?

    2) a DVD?


    Thanks in advance
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    I'll post a guide I created a while back on these thing's soon .

    You may only need the burning part , but the whole thing will be up for all use then .

    Keep an eye on the guide's section , it'll be up in 2 day's .
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  3. Use the DVD-ROM (ISO) template of Nero Burning. Just drag your files to the compilation window. Burn.
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    If you standalone supports avi files, then all you have to do is burn the files as data.
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    Ah ok so the ISO template for either DVD or CD will do the job. Great thanks for the replies.
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  6. Originally Posted by mr_jbloggs
    Ah ok so the ISO template for either DVD or CD will do the job. Great thanks for the replies.
    I believe the UDF and ISO/UDF templates will work too. Don't use Multisession -- that confuses a lot of players.
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    A lot of players won't like UDF. No point unless your avi is >= 2GB's anyway.
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    Hello!,
    I would like to know where did you get or find the firmware update for your onkyo player?.

    I have not found a place or a site where these firmwares could be found.

    Thanks
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