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  1. 13th Jul 2005 03:38 #1
    bruce_wein
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    hello

    i'm looking for a tool that can convert avi files to dvd

    i have 3 avi files and want a prog that can take all 3 files and make of them 1 dvd (vob or ISO) that i can burn right away without authoring

    can anyone help ?
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    DivXToDVD, hold in ctrl or shift when you add the video to select all.
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    wow !
    that was fast !!
    thank a-lot !!!!

    are there more programs like that (maybe more professional) or just that one ?
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    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?s=35#35
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    please stop advertise in our forum.

    You are in breach of the forum rules and are being issued with a formal warning.
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  6. 17th Jul 2005 05:38 #6
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    I kinda got the same problem, i got 2 avi files and 4 subs (2 for each avi, swe & eng) in what program can i convert all that to DVD?

    You are in breach of the forum rules and are being issued with a formal warning. You have already asked this question in your own thread. Please don't threadjack another post.
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  7. 22nd Jul 2005 09:56 #7
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    the new DivxToDVD 2 handles subtitles and has its own burning engine too.
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  8. 22nd Jul 2005 17:26 #8
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    Does anyone use The Film Machine for this? I was referred to use that from people here in the past...
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