.AVI (divx or xvid) to DVD

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  • anonymez
    Super Moderator
    • Mar 2004
    • 5525

    #16
    loopyloops,

    single core - intel generally as a very very slight edge in speed over equivalent (but cheaper, quieter & cooler temp) AMD. keep in mind this also depends on the application and codec (eg xvid is known to perform faster on amd than intel)

    dual core - AMD hands intel's ass on a platter, in almost all areas. nuff said

    as for ram, amount doesn't matter much (with most encoding apps) after 1GB, but the faster the better. speed is mainly dependent on cpu though
    "What were the things in Gremlins called?" - Karl Pilkington

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    • loopyloops
      Digital Video Enthusiast
      Digital Video Enthusiast
      • Nov 2005
      • 314

      #17
      Good to know - thanks!

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      • waynesworld
        Junior Member
        Junior Member
        • Jan 2006
        • 7

        #18
        Originally Posted by ajp
        I like the older free version of VSO DivxToDVD
        Where can I find this version at? All that I can find is the one you have to pay for.

        Thanks

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        • ajp
          Platinum Member
          Platinum Member
          • Mar 2005
          • 183

          #19
          From this link.
          Free & Fast Downloads for DivXToDVD Converter 1.99.24: download the latest versions of DivXToDVD


          Make sure to select this link
          Download [ DivXToDVD Converter 0.5.2b - Freeware ]

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          • loopyloops
            Digital Video Enthusiast
            Digital Video Enthusiast
            • Nov 2005
            • 314

            #20
            Originally Posted by ajp
            From this link.
            Free & Fast Downloads for DivXToDVD Converter 1.99.24: download the latest versions of DivXToDVD


            Make sure to select this link
            Download [ DivXToDVD Converter 0.5.2b - Freeware ]
            I installed that and it says it's not free but you can try it.?

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            • cannew
              Junior Member
              Junior Member
              • Apr 2004
              • 28

              #21
              SVCD2DVD IS Not free but it's the best $20 I've spent. Great for converting most types of files, bin, avi, etc to create files to use with Shrink. Converts Pal to Ntsc during the file encoding. Also has menu creation for those who use them.

              In addition there is a Super support site.

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              • loopyloops
                Digital Video Enthusiast
                Digital Video Enthusiast
                • Nov 2005
                • 314

                #22
                Originally Posted by cannew
                SVCD2DVD IS Not free but it's the best $20 I've spent. Great for converting most types of files, bin, avi, etc to create files to use with Shrink. Converts Pal to Ntsc during the file encoding. Also has menu creation for those who use them.

                In addition there is a Super support site.
                When you use this, do your .avis get bigger, i.e. can you stick lots of movies at 700mb on one DVD and watch on a standard DVD player? Is it making mpeg2s? NTSC DVD files (same thing?)?

                $30! Is it the best $30 you ever spent?
                Last edited by loopyloops; 16 Jan 2006, 03:11 PM.

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                • ajp
                  Platinum Member
                  Platinum Member
                  • Mar 2005
                  • 183

                  #23
                  Originally Posted by loopyloops
                  I installed that and it says it's not free but you can try it.?
                  did you download the freeware version? there are three differant programs listed you have to download the freeware version.

                  Ijust checked and the freeware version works just fine.

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                  • loopyloops
                    Digital Video Enthusiast
                    Digital Video Enthusiast
                    • Nov 2005
                    • 314

                    #24
                    Originally Posted by ajp
                    did you download the freeware version? there are three differant programs listed you have to download the freeware version.

                    Ijust checked and the freeware version works just fine.

                    You are correct - missed that, thanks!!! Thought it was another mirror.

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                    • MikeyBK
                      Digital Video Maniac
                      • Feb 2006
                      • 1131

                      #25
                      Originally Posted by ajp
                      From this link.
                      Free & Fast Downloads for DivXToDVD Converter 1.99.24: download the latest versions of DivXToDVD


                      Make sure to select this link
                      Download [ DivXToDVD Converter 0.5.2b - Freeware ]
                      ajp,
                      I had been searching this and some other forums for a free program that would convert my wife's many .mov files to DVD and was running in circles. Some were free trials that stamped there software info right in the niddle of the test copy, others needed to be used with as many as 4 other programs, THEN I ran across your recomendation and downloaded the DivXToDVD Converter 0.5.2b software, and what ease and instantaneous results!!

                      I converted straight from mov to dvd with one step and it preserved all the video quality! Thanks mate!

                      Just wanted to send you this thanks message, Cheers
                      MBK

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                      • ajp
                        Platinum Member
                        Platinum Member
                        • Mar 2005
                        • 183

                        #26
                        Glad I could help.

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