Is it easy or possible to convert XviD and Divx to a format to burn onto a CD-R?

Could I just use Nero to convert them. See I dont want to download a file first in Divx or XviD format and then have it not workable.

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If there's an svcd version available then I'd recommend downloading that over the divx/xvid version. Re-encoding will just lower quality.

I'd recommend you go to www.doom9.org, that'll show you all about encoding etc.

And try using the search button, this question (and others of a similar vein) are the most common asked on this forum

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Ok. Well let me start from scratch. First of all, i assume the right codecs nesseary to play the vids. If you dont, look for a codec . Then aquire a copy of winavi. If you do simple converting, then thats the program for you. Its fast and works like a charm, but then again you cant really do anything other than convert anything.

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Ok. Well let me start from scratch. First of all, i assume the right codecs nesseary to play the vids. If you dont, look for a codec pack. Then aquire a copy of winavi. If you do simple converting, then thats the program for you. Its fast and works like a charm, but then again you cant really do anything other than convert anything.

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grab Canopus Procoder for all your video converting - it really is the dogs bollocks!

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I agree, dogs bollocks are soft and fuzzy... Just like the output from Canopus Procoder

Before I got a decent DVD player, I had to convert just about everything to NTSC SVCD. I used just about every converter out there. I found that TMPGenc was OK, Canopus Procoder was really easy to use (PAL to NTSC was great!) and CCE was confusing but exceptional quality. So depending on what your needs/computer requirements are you could 'aquire' all converters and use each one for different purposes.

For just about everything, I would use CCE, but for fast easy dogs bollocks go for Procoder.

Awaiting Lipring's input....

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DEAR GOD, have you been sniffing glue? Codec packs are the work of Satan

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i understand, but for some ppl (like beginners) they are ok in small doses.

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I've heard the same said about Herpes

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i have used all those encoders also and MainConcept encoder is fast and easy also..i still rip/convert/encode my own media,but i got sick of downloading a file then having to convert to vcd/svcd to burn and play in dvd player,so i bought a divx dvd player..so now i can just burn the xvid to cd and watch it..you can pick up divx certified dvd players for like $69usd..

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ashampoo movie shrink and burn will do the job in around a hr. as said you can just get a DVD player that plays the xvid/divx Philips DVP 642 will play it ,around $70 US

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