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mushxroomxheadx

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how do I make a dvd to play on my dvd player using avi's i tryed converting stuff with ivcd and visual hub and all this other stuff and closest i got with a dvd to play is from virtual hub but i got maybbe the opening credits from all 12 of my files wich is like a few mins each so anyone help please? I want to put 12 shows on a dvd or half on 2 dvd's not 1 per dvd or 2 thankyou
 
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Well, I'm no video expert, and I've only toyed with iMovie to this point, but I imported some .avi files into iMovie and was able to add transitions between them, crop out portions of video I didn't want, etc. And I believe there's an option to export to iDVD within iMovie. Not sure if this helps!
 
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no help at all i need some deff info now and no toast7 does not work very well for me very much lol
 
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mushxroomxheadx said:
no help at all i need some deff info now
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Well, since my advice was obviously so pitifully inadequate, I'd suggest you use the Search feature in these forums before posting a question next time. Using Search, I've found a few other threads related to finding the information you need "now", but I'll let you do that rather than provide a link to these threads so I don't risk being "no help at all" once again.
 
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wow are u a **** **** off i said nice simple words and u take the wrong way also i did search before asking and they didnt work either you stupid ****ing ****
 
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Hey mushxroomxheadx your new on this forum and making quite a first impression. He simply gave you some information and you threw it in his face that it was bad, that was kinda rude. Then he was offended and told you to search which is a good idea. Now no matter who is right or wrong there is no need for all that language. This forum can be a great resource for help and if you act like that you wont be welcome here, and that will be your loss!
 
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mushxroomxheadx said:
wow are u a **** **** off i said nice simple words and u take the wrong way also i did search before asking and they didnt work either you stupid ****ing ****
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a guy tries to help and look what he gets - abuse
methinks the mods are not looking.

the guy who posted this needs more than help with his dvds :mac:
 

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