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I have a bunch of M4V home movies that I want to stream to my Sony Netbox player, but it will only stream Divx from a DLNA server. I have tried Divx Converter but it takes soooo long to convert and the video is jerky in parts like they are in some sort of fast/slow motion. I am looking for a good conversion program to encode them to Divx/Xvid that is free. Thanks.
 
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Well I found the program I needed now I need a good AVI metadata editor for the AVI's. Anyone have any ideas or tips.
 

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