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KB3GZW

KB3GZW


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What file format can I put a movie in to be able to play in my DVD player that is hooked to my TV? I have looked in the manual and on the machine itself and I have not found anything about it.
 
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Hallo my polish friend?!?
If you make a movie in i-dvd then this should also play in a stand alone dvd player. If you are downloading avi files you first have check your dvd player to see if it can play DIVX files. If so you can burn the avi files AS DATA not AS VIDEO onto a cd or dvd and these should play in your dvd player. if not you first have to convert the avi files to dvd format (vob) files. I am new to mac so I do not know if i-dvd can do this for you but there should be software that can do this for you. Keep searching the forums.

hope this helps a bit.
 
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I ended up burning them as data as you said and it worked but I now need iDVD to make them as one piece because they are 2 parts that are supposed to be one.
 
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