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Old 21-04-2004, 12:53   #6
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Re: Creating a DVD with menu

Most are normal AVI, but when i had to send a CD with some videos on it, i converted them to Divx so i could fit them all onto 1 CD......

I think ive used TMPGenc before...... it rings a bell (maybe on a website i looked at, not sure)

will have a look when i get home......

KP

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Originally Posted by SMHarman
How do you mean compressed?

A DVD requires MP2 standard video. This can be in a number of resolutions. If you currently have AVI files or something else they need conversion into MP2. Thats the TMPGenc application. It takes AVI and converts to MP2. If your files are in another format then let us know.
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