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Does anyone do this? I tried last night on an episode of Daybreak using Nero and got some lip syncing problems. Is there a better/ more reliable way?
I have a DivX player but doesnt seem to be all that reliable

a lot of people use converttodvd (formerly dixtodvd), available from the usual places.

As far as your Divx dvd player is concerned, is there a firmware update available? I got the 20 quid targa dix player from lidle and the divx playback was terrible at higher bit rates, but i installed a newer firmware and it ade it a lot etter (not perfect, but watchable).

This item was edited on Monday, 12th March 2007, 10:18

I bought and use WinAVI. It`s not free, but you can download it trial it first.

www.winavi.com/en/index.htm


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Critters.:D


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a lot of people use converttodvd (formerly dixtodvd), available from the usual places

Being dull but where? Is it free software as not finding many links to a download in Google

Check your email, I`ve sent you a direct link to the old (better) version.


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Does this also convert to WMV as I`m trying to convert stuff to stream over my XBox? If so any chance of the link xfg?

No, just to .vob. I`ll email you the link though. :) (Not posting it directly because it`s in my photo storage and I don`t want my bandwidth hammered by everyone clicking on it! :D )

You want something like Super Video Converter for WMV, it`s free:
www.erightsoft.net/SUPER.html


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thanks for that xfg. much appreciated

Hi xfg. I`ve tried Super but it gets about 80% through and fails. It says that I might have resource problems (after I`ve solved all of the other probs) - any ideas?

Import the file into Windows Movie Maker, then add the whole lot to the timeline thing, then save/export (ie not save as a project) as WMV at an appropriate file size.

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