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  1. 6th Nov 2005 16:27 #1
    Skele
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    I have on my computer episodes of shows (*cough*bittorrent*cough*), 20 min. 640x480 that avg. about 200 Mb, but my evil DVD publishing program limits me at 3 per DVD?! Got any programs on the internet, for free, I could use to max. out the hell of my DVD-R’s?
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  2. 6th Nov 2005 17:07 #2
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    DivxtoDVD should get 5 - 6 to a disk
    Read my blog here.
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    *cough*read-the-forum-rules*cough

    As far as free encoding and authoring software, not really. Check out the tools list, sofware is listed by price. You need an encoder, and then authoring software. Plus burning software. With a $0 budget, choicse are very limited, though not impossible.
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    Originally Posted by lordsmurf
    *cough*read-the-forum-rules*cough
    LOL... it never ceases to amaze me..The Mods/Admins here deal with the same responses hundreds of times and always deal with it in a tactful, quirky yet humorous manner... I've learned alot in here, and am still learning but I also come to read the humor that is so amply and freely provided in here, humor with a point..
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  5. 7th Nov 2005 07:21 #5
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    This is probably one of the funnier responses I've seen ...
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    so practically i have to download all the freebies and check them? or do you have any suggestions?


    ps. that program he mentioned is not free!!
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  7. 7th Nov 2005 17:47 #7
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    The old freeware version is:

    http://fastdownload.softonic.de/ourfiles_de/windows/vsoDivxToDVD_setup_0.52.99.exe
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    heh, it needs CopytoDVD...

    you wouldn't by chance know where the old,FREE, one is?
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    DivxToDVD doesn't "need" anything ...... you CAN use CopyToDVD if you wish, or you can disable the burning side of things and do it with whatever program you want.

    The URL I've posted above is to the last free version
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    danke!!
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