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MPGs & WMVs into AVIs
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Lamicheval
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Hi, jpptown58,
you can try e.g. "Total Video Converter".
you can try e.g. "Total Video Converter".
sephreniax2
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VLC Player also has a converter/encoder built it. It used to be completely useless, but the one on the newer version is okay.
If you are burning CDs or DVDs to watch on a TV via a DVD player, why not use a digital media player ? At their most basic, these play most formats (and JPEGs) from a USB flash drive or external HDD. No need to burn CDs or DVDs. Examples are the Networked Media Tanks (eg. Popcorn Hour) or players such as WDTV Live.
I posted about these before and surprisingly, few people seem to be using them.
I posted about these before and surprisingly, few people seem to be using them.
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