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  1. 29th Mar 2007 11:20 #1
    glyndawn
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    ive got loads of mpeg and avi clips i wanna put on to a dvd to watch though my stand alone dvd player

    what can i use to convert these and burn them

    please please help
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    dvd flick (free) or convertxtodvd.
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    Originally Posted by glyndawn
    ive got loads of mpeg and avi clips i wanna put on to a dvd to watch though my stand alone dvd player

    what can i use to convert these and burn them

    please please help
    Nero 7 is the simplest way.
    MKV: Merely Krappy Video.

    Subbers, a request from an avid viewer: Either don't use mkv, or supply avi or mp4 as an alternative.

    For those frustrated with converting MKV: http://www.immortalmusic.net/mkv/
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  4. 30th Mar 2007 02:58 #4
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    Originally Posted by Shilar
    Nero 7 is the simplest way.
    No, it is not.
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  5. 30th Mar 2007 03:05 #5
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    Nero 7 is the simplest way
    to low quality, audio out of sync results.
    Read my blog here.
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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    Nero 7 is the simplest way
    to low quality, audio out of sync results.
    ...if it at all manages to finish the process.

    /Mats
    Give a man a fish, and he'll eat for a day.
    Teach a man to fish, and he'll eat for life.
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  7. 30th Mar 2007 03:13 #7
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    NERO = Never Ever Right Output
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  8. 30th Mar 2007 07:00 #8
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    Originally Posted by Abond
    NERO = Never Ever Right Output
    that you also have to pay for
    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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  9. 31st Mar 2007 23:19 #9
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    I have both Nero and ConvertXtToDVD.

    Here's the deal (from my experience):

    Nero Pros: Lots of flexibility and options. Relatively easy to use. You can do "anything".
    Nero Cons: Crashes from time to time, average MPEG-2 encoder, mediocre speed.

    ConvertXToDVD Pros: Easy, fast, reliable and a very good MPEG-2 encoder.
    ConvertXToDVD Cons: Very few options (Ex:menus, bitrates for encoding, etc.)

    Depends what you want. They are both somewhat opposite.

    You want simple and hassle free and don't care about many options -> ConvertXToDVD.

    Your project is picky and you want better features and are willing to put up with a headache or three once in a while -> Nero.
    I hate VHS. I always did.
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