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Converter .avi to dvd
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Anybody know of a nice converter to convert movies on my computer that are in .avi to dvd so that I may be able to burn them?
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I'm pretty sure VisualHub can do it. If not, Roxio's Toast definitely can.
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Another vote for Toast as a powerfull all-in-one for that.
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Another vote for Toast. It will also compress longer video files to fit on a standard DVD. And you can really trust it in the automatic mode to make the conversions perfectly. If you can play the file on your mac, Toast can burn it.
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Well sweet, mostly because I already have Toast Titanium 8 is there a certain button I should be clicking or something I think I am missing something.
*Edit*
After some looking is it the export option then select that file to burn to a disc to play in a DVD player?
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Last edited by gangaspeed; Nov 11, 2007 at 09:40 PM.
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Originally Posted by zro 
Have you tried iMovie?
iMovie will only read DV files.
If you do not want to pay for Toast, ffmpeg/ffmpegX will do this.
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Originally Posted by gangaspeed
I already have Toast Titanium 8
Originally Posted by besson3c
If you do not want to pay for Toast, ffmpeg/ffmpegX will do this.
Um.
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Originally Posted by gangaspeed
Um.
I was addressing anybody else that might be reading this thread, or else anybody that might turn it up in a search.
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Originally Posted by gangaspeed
Well sweet, mostly because I already have Toast Titanium 8 is there a certain button I should be clicking or something I think I am missing something.
*Edit*
After some looking is it the export option then select that file to burn to a disc to play in a DVD player?
Originally Posted by besson3c
iMovie will only read DV files.
If you do not want to pay for Toast, ffmpeg/ffmpegX will do this.
Originally Posted by besson3c
I was addressing anybody else that might be reading this thread, or else anybody that might turn it up in a search.
Very Well then.
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Originally Posted by besson3c
iMovie will only read DV files.
Not true. But it really depends on what the OPs AVI is wrapping, now doesn't it? My still camera takes motion JPEG as AVI. They work great in iMovie.
If this is something off the 'net chances are it's incompatible, but still worth a shot, wouldn't you say?
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Originally Posted by zro
Not true. But it really depends on what the OPs AVI is wrapping, now doesn't it? My still camera takes motion JPEG as AVI. They work great in iMovie.
If this is something off the 'net chances are it's incompatible, but still worth a shot, wouldn't you say?
Wrapping Movies my friend.
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