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  1. 20th Nov 2007 14:18 #1
    micallen
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    Aparrantly .avi files from a camera are not the same as .avi files created on a computer. Does anyone here have experience making taking .avi files from their camera and burning them to CD or DVD and playing them on a DVD player?
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    An avi is a container that can contain different video and audio codecs. Most DivX DVD Players only supports avi with divx/xvid video and ac3,mp3 audio.

    What video codec does the canon camera record in? You can identify the video codec in an avi with gspot.
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    It's MJPG
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    AFAIK, Canon records as mjpeg AVI, nothing I've heard any DVD player handle. But should be easily convertable using AutoGK or similar.
    <edit>micallen beat me to it</edit>

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