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  1. 23rd Oct 2008 04:50 #1
    komiya
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    I want to learn how to burn a 8-13 episode anime series in a 4.7 DVD, please give me tutorials or step by step and some good softwares to use. please sir, im looking forward to it thanks.
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    Add all episodes in ConvertXtoDVD and see if can squeeze it to one DVDR.

    If that wont work then read https://forum.videohelp.com/topic338985.html for one way.
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    FAVC using the VCD setting is another option.

    Personally I would put less episodes to a disc instead.
    Read my blog here.
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    ...or just get a DVD player capable of playing DivX/Xvid/etc. That way, you can burn as many AVIs to a data disc as it'll fit, and play them on your player, without worrying about risking losing quality by trying to burn more than 2-3 hours to a DVD-Video disc.
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    is nowadays DVD players have divx codec? can you give me some examples?
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