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    AVi conversion program

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Earthad, Jun 19, 2007.

  1. Earthad

    Earthad Notebook Consultant

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    I am looking for a program to covert AVI video files to something that Nero can burn to make dvds that are watchable on a dvd player. I don't know excalty what Nero accepts, i'm guessing MPEGs.

    I am looking for free software. And better than a video converter would be an actual burning program that can do AVIs.

    I have windows vista, so it must be compatible.

    Thanks alot
     
    Earthad, Jun 19, 2007
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  2. choopz

    choopz Notebook Consultant

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    Xilisoft AVI to MPEG works nice for me. And according to the compatibility list of OS's it is compatible with Vista. Here is a link.

    Hope it help's. ;)
     
    choopz, Jun 19, 2007
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  3. Arla

    Arla Notebook Deity

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    Weird, as far as I can tell Nero will accept AVI's into NeroVision Express to create a DVD with.

    At least that's what it's telling me
     
    Arla, Jun 19, 2007
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  4. coriolis

    coriolis Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    DVDFlick!

    It's an awesome program, it does everything in one go :p
     
    coriolis, Jun 19, 2007
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  5. Earthad

    Earthad Notebook Consultant

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    thanks for the replies, thanks!
     
    Earthad, Jun 19, 2007
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    .:Stan:. Notebook Guru

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    DVD Flick is perfect. It's possible to run several DVD Flick at the same time. But it takes 2 hours each dvd at least. If you have a dvd player that supports divx then use Imgburn to burn them as a Data DVD in 20 minutes.
     
    .:Stan:., Jun 19, 2007
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