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  1. 16th Jul 2010 03:56 #1
    ChadBling
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    hello, I am using DVDflick to convert 6 MKV files that are 550MB each into an ISO,
    this has been going for over 10 hours now and its completed 5 of them.
    that seems like its taking way tooo long.

    anywayz i just want to speed this process up.

    im wondering is dvd flick just doing it the hard way?

    i always use this program to convert avi's or mpg to iso files.
    it always seems to take abnormally too long.

    what would be the solution here?
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    If the file is in MKV container, it is likely H264 or similar hi-def format. AVI container files usually contain divx/xvid, which is much easier/faster to re-encode. A faster computer would be the only solution to speeding things up, or using a divx/xvid source rather than h264/avc codec.
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  3. 16th Jul 2010 05:22 #3
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    Using DVDFlick, my computer takes about 5 hours to convert one avi to a DVD. I'm satisfied with that.
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    Try convertxtodvd. its not free but you will get about the same quality as dvdflick but in much less time.
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