Convert .AVI files?
Anyone got any recommendations of software to use for converting AVI files to another file format so I can then burn them onto a DVD (my DVD player will not play AVI files).
I have tried using Nero, as this "should" do it, but it seemed to have a problem in that when watching it back the sound was a few seconds ahead of what you was actually watching!?!?!? Seemed to be something to do with the way Nero was processing the file as exporting it to a mpg file had the same problem. So looking for something else to do the job? |
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Get yourself a DVD player that plays avis, save yourself a lot of time/hassle. They can be had for less than 30 quid these days.
Or somehting like this Western Digital TV HD 1080P Media Player: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo or a popcorn. Life's too short for cConverting and burning |
I use visualhub to convert avi to dvd. Top program and can convert to lots of formats.
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Originally Posted by HankScorpio
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Get yourself a DVD player that plays avis, save yourself a lot of time/hassle. They can be had for less than 30 quid these days.
Or somehting like this Western Digital TV HD 1080P Media Player: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo or a popcorn. Life's too short for cConverting and burning That Western Digital device looks quite handy, only drawback is you need another USB drive to plug into it, again yet another device under/around the TV. Mind you guess thats not such a bad thing as you wouldn’t be limited in the future for HDD space. Never heard of a Popcorn either but upon doing a quick search they seem to be a good box of tricks? |
Popcorn is pretty much king of hd playback at the mo.
For you're situation, you could use a diskless popcorn or WD player like above and just stick occasional things on usb stick. Popcorn also networks so added bonus there. Few other options on here: KJ Global Ltd. Multi-Media Players |
with nero make sure that the encoding option isnt set to ntsc. that has a habit of making the audio out of sync with the visual
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ffmpeg on linux ftw :D :lol1:
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Originally Posted by jaytc2003
(Post 8481242)
with nero make sure that the encoding option isnt set to ntsc. that has a habit of making the audio out of sync with the visual
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