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Curious... please help.
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Posted 2002-08-15, 09:17 AM
I was wondering if there was any way to burn an AVI onto a CD (not dvd - I don't have a dvd burner) and play on a DVD Player? Maybe a converter to make it a DVD readable file type? Or would it be too big for a CD. Anyhow, please respond if you have any information.
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Posted 2002-08-15, 11:03 AM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Curious... please help."
this is quite the dilema
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Posted 2002-08-15, 12:47 PM in reply to Medieval Bob's post "Curious... please help."
rip avis to VCD or SVCD...Most DVD players do support those formats.
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