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Best way to Burn Torrents to DVD disk
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I usually just use Nero. There is an option that says "Create Movie DVD" or something similar. You basically just add the movie file and then you can also create menus and stuff as well.
Talking about movie torrents. Whats the best website to download them from?
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I find buying and renting movies to be the most effective way.
Seriously pal, shut the hell up. You're becoming very annoying.
To the thread starter. It really depends whats format you are downloading. I.e. getting a .avi or a divx file to DVD format is not a shortest process....
A little more information would be great.
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Disappointed that your thread got locked?
Or that you can't be bothered forking out $20 for a DVD?
Or that you can't be bothered forking out $20 for a DVD?
I've found that 95% of all torrent videos I've watched are divx or xvid. As other posters have said, you can convert them to DVD using Nero, or a host of other video conversion software options, but this is a slow and inefficient process.
A much better option is to buy a divx/xvid compatible DVD player. My Pioneer cost $110 and it seems to play everything. There are plenty of cheaper options - try strathfields for basement level units. Using this option requires no conversion - you can just burn the files straight to a DVD and can fit ~ 20 hours of video on one DVD disk.
A much better option is to buy a divx/xvid compatible DVD player. My Pioneer cost $110 and it seems to play everything. There are plenty of cheaper options - try strathfields for basement level units. Using this option requires no conversion - you can just burn the files straight to a DVD and can fit ~ 20 hours of video on one DVD disk.
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Unless you d/l 4Gb disk img's then you need an avi converter or a player that plays avi, which are often useless cos the codecs change so often...
Google is your friend
http://www.google.com.pe/search?q=a...s=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
Make sure your comp has enough guts to process it properly and be prepared to spend hours recoding the file
Google is your friend
http://www.google.com.pe/search?q=a...s=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
Make sure your comp has enough guts to process it properly and be prepared to spend hours recoding the file
Agree. I've got a DivX compatible Pioneer DVD player with a USB port. Anything I download I simply copy to a memory stick and watch it on the LCD TV. Too easy.
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yep convertX is simple to use never had a problem with it
I use convertXtodvd which works well. I have found that the picture quality once transferred to DVD is pretty crappy, the original avi file when played on my computer looks great, is there something i'm not doing right or does it lose quality in the transfer process??
I have one that is Nokia MultiMedia
how do you convert that?
how do you convert that?
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