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  1. 10th Dec 2002 13:34 #1
    oneeyejack
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    i'm looking to convert these HUGE mpeg files that i have. i have recorded programs from my tv card and they turn out to be about ~5 GB (that's not a typo, 5 GB) for each one hour show.

    i'm looking for the best way i can convert these mpeg files to divx so i can fit them on one cd-r.

    any suggestions??

    TIA!
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  2. 10th Dec 2002 13:57 #2
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    What are they? MPEG1? MPEG2?
    Try VirtualDub to encode them to DivX.

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    If it is mpeg2 try www.vidomi.com and convert to divx. Or you can use dvd2avi,flaskmpg.
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick
    If it is mpeg2 try www.vidomi.com and convert to divx. Or you can use dvd2avi,flaskmpg.
    some are mpeg1 and some are mpeg2
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  5. 10th Dec 2002 14:41 #5
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    does virtualdub also compress the audio from these files?
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    yes, you can use mp3.
    www.vcdhelp.com/avi2divx
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