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  1. 27th Mar 2006 16:18 #1
    Rich2010
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    How do you convert a avi. movie file from 640 x 272 that has borders on the top to 720 x 480 the does not have borders?,
    and still have a good quailty movie..and what program would you use to burn it to a dvd disc...i am new to this..thank you....
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    you could just use "THE FILM MACHINE" or one of the other one click programs listed in the tool section on the left
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    thank you i will try it.
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  4. 27th Mar 2006 19:59 #4
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    i have tried the film machine and cce sp but it was very slow,,,what do you recommed that would be the fastest? thank you
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    Well a quick way would be to get a divx capable dvd player (around $50 these days). Then you could just burn it as it is and not convert at all.
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    Originally Posted by Rich2010
    i have tried the film machine and cce sp but it was very slow,,,what do you recommed that would be the fastest? thank you

    well yes -- it will be slow ...

    but no way really to be any faster about it ...
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  7. 27th Mar 2006 20:21 #7
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    5 hours to do 1 avi file,,,long time
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    Originally Posted by Rich2010
    5 hours to do 1 avi file,,,long time
    Faster CPU needed!
    "Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." - Frank Zappa
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    how much faster do you need? i have pent d 830
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    1600 will cut the time in 1/2, 3200 cuts it to 1/4...you get the picture.
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