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I was told i need a DVD burner to change my downloaded movies to DVD files...im not sure if this is true or not....One of the movies i have for example is Waynes World....it is 695 MB...so i can fit it on a data CD and watch it on my computer....but i want to burn it so i can watch it on my DVD player...please let me know if there is any programs i can download from Kazaa that would enable me to watch my downloaded videos on my DVD player..thanks
If you do not have a DVD burner then you would have to make then into VCD or SVCD, however the Quality will suffer. I would suggest a Video card with TV out. If you must have them on VCD then check out www.doom9.org for info and software required.Quote:
Originally posted by rockstar55667@17 March 2003 - 16:04
I was told i need a DVD burner to change my downloaded movies to DVD files...im not sure if this is true or not....One of the movies i have for example is Waynes World....it is 695 MB...so i can fit it on a data CD and watch it on my computer....but i want to burn it so i can watch it on my DVD player...please let me know if there is any programs i can download from Kazaa that would enable me to watch my downloaded videos on my DVD player..thanks
EDIT: I forgot to mention that VCD and SVCD's do not play on all DVD players, you will need a newer DVD player to do this, as always my suggestion is a video card with the TV out feature, simply wire it out to your TV and you keep the Quality level.
ok i went to the www.doom9.org site....and i downloaded a file which looked like it was the correct file....it was called "DVD2SVCD" ...it appears that this program is only for ripping DVDs onto my computer if you have a file name of a program i could download that would be helpful...thanks again
You downloaded that prog that rips DVDs. Instead, you need a prog that converts an AVI file to a VCD-compatible MPEG. I think doom9 has that. Just look for AVI to VCD or something, the word DVD shouldn't be mentioned.
TMPGenc is the program you want. Get VirtualDub also just in case. Check out http://www.dvdrhelp.com for more info.