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  1. 4th Jun 2009 01:10 #1
    Jake802
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    Hi!

    I am just wondering if anyone can recommend a program that will work in windows 7 and does a decent job on the conversion process.I am looking for something along the lines of the TMPGEnc,which I would use but it just doesnt want to seem to run in Windows 7.

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  2. 4th Jun 2009 01:44 #2
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    Isn't their suppose to be a Windows XP mode in Windows 7?
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    There's a virtual type thing. I haven't played with it yet! I have been thinking about it though.
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    ConvertXtoDVD appears to work fine in Windows 7, as does Xvid4PSP
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    I don't know if TMPGEnc Plus will install on Win7 but I have it installed on a network share on an XP computer. It runs fine from there with Win7.
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    Thanks!
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    Why not use the native DVD application that comes free in Windows 7? It does a pretty good job with AVI's.
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