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  1. 20th Jun 2010 22:16 #1
    jlowell
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    what do I convert an mkv file to if I want to burn to a standard DVD and watch on my TV.

    I downloaded a movie, unrar'd it and now have an mkv, srt, and mht file?? Mht seems to be some sort of document file....

    I have toast 10, mpeg streramclip, handbrake, FCP studio. Do I need yet more programs? )

    Can I go straight to mpeg2....or I have to do other steps?
    Thanks, J
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  2. 21st Jun 2010 01:02 #2
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    if you installed the free codec Perian, convert it directly to DVD-VIDEO with Compressor/DVDStudioPro or Toast (both can do it)

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  3. 21st Jun 2010 01:06 #3
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    great....that sounds painless...thanks. )
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    Toast is terribly slow for video conversion, i usually use VisualHub for such conversions
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  5. 28th Jun 2010 09:48 #5
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    Originally Posted by pixel zombie View Post
    Toast is terribly slow for video conversion, i usually use VisualHub for such conversions
    Does Visualhub adds subtitles automaticly to the movie between conversation??
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