TRANSFERING real PLayer video files to VCD! or WINDOWS HELP!

[mariomania]

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PLEASE HELP!! i have soooooo many vidoes on my computer that i wanna take off and transfer to VCD so i can still watch them on my DVD player!! is there a way to transfer them to VCD!!! or even to WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER!! my REAL PLAYER files cant be played with windows Media when i open the clip with Windows Media..

someone, anyone, PLEASE

[D_Knife]

Well first start off looking through the HOW To guides in green on the left here

[furball6969]

I found some 'uncensored' bugs bunny clips a while back that were in RM format. What I did to transfer them to VCD was Play them full screen in the Real player and simultaneously capture them through the S-video out routed back to the S-video in of the AIW Radeon card.

I looked around for a software solution but didn't find anything suitable or nearly as easy.

Hope that helps.

[mariomania]

i looked and looked man, but don understand it, i dont really know a lot about this stuff, please help me out

[broadway]

To be able to watch your Real Media files on a DVD you need to first convert those *.rm files to a MPEG1 file. Then burn that MPEG1 using something like Nero.

Do a search on Google.com for "convert Real Media files to MPEG" and there are some promising links there.

[kitty]

Look in the Convert section on this site. A program named TINRA comes to mind.

[cephus]

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PLEASE HELP!! i have soooooo many vidoes on my computer that i wanna take off and transfer to VCD so i can still watch them on my DVD player!! is there a way to transfer them to VCD!!! or even to WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER!! my REAL PLAYER files cant be played with windows Media when i open the clip with Windows Media..

someone, anyone, PLEASE

Unfortunately, RM files SUCK! They are extremely difficult to convert and even when you do, you get bad audio sync problems. You can use TINRA to convert them, but you'll likely have to strip the audio entirely to get it to sync. There is also a commercial program called EOVideo that supposedly does it, but I haven't tested it.