HELP!!!!! how do i get my video files on disc

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by KiZZi, Apr 7, 2003.

  1. KiZZi

    KiZZi Guest

    Im new to al this and have been downloading films from kazaa but have no idea how to get them on disc so i can watch them on my dvd player. I need a idiots guide to doing this. Please help as im fed up of sitting here for hours on end downloading the wrong programmes an stil not being able to watch a film. Thanks any1 who can help me xKx
     
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  2. Wizkid

    Wizkid Active member

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    How do these files look like ?
    Give us the files...you downloaded.
     
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  3. KiZZi

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    the files i downloaded are from kazaa and some are in avi? mpeg and divx? all ive been doing is downloading them an trying to get them on disc
     
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  4. Digital-x

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    [bold]tmpeg[/bold] to convert avi to dvd and then [bold]sonyc mydvd[/bold] to make menu ifos files and burn.
     
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  5. herbsman

    herbsman Moderator Staff Member

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    If they're MPEG then just burn a VCD.


    herbs
     
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  6. Digital-x

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    Not ever herb...
    Depend from quality u need..
    I'm aquiring sat tv via optical cable in dvd quality in about 4 gigs mpg file,so, not ever vcd is the way.
    (anyway SVCD not VCD)
     
    Digital-x, Apr 8, 2003
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  7. herbsman

    herbsman Moderator Staff Member

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    Of course , if you have the capabilities to do SVCD

    That goes without saying my man
     
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    herbsman Moderator Staff Member

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    SVCD still sucks majorally compared to DVD Video tho mind

    Which TV/Capture Card are you using (out of curiousity) ?
     
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