MPEG Player

[i3abyjay25 10+ year member]

i was just wandering if their is anything that will play mpeg, avis, divx, etc movies and videos.. it sure would be nice to be able to d/l videos to play and watch..

or does anyone know i can rig one up through a computer source???

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[EPanther99 10+ year member]

there is a way to convert downloaded movies into a .dat file and put them on cd and they will be read as a vcd by most dvd players, how to convert them i dont know though been trying to figure it out my self

 

[khi 10+ year member]

Sony MEX-5DI

peace

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[i3abyjay25 10+ year member]

yeah, well for $1000 dollars, it better play about everything..

and ill find the converter for it and if u want or need it, ill send it to u

 

[EPanther99 10+ year member]

yeah if you find that let me know, i have been trying to figure out how to for a while. thanks

 

[MarcBrev 10+ year member]

go to http://www.vcdhelp.com and learn all about vcds. it involves more than just converting and burning. I found it easiest to use Nero and let it encode and burn, but saving quality in audio and video is the hardest part. Nero looses a lot of quality. vcdhelp.com though has a ton of resources, programs, and tutorials to teach u how to make VCDs. Then just find a dvd player that also plays vcds(most do). good luck

 

[i3abyjay25 10+ year member]

i have Nero.. how do i go about doing this?

 

[MarcBrev 10+ year member]

when the program opens and asks which type of CD to burn choose Video-CD. If you are burning multiple video files, then you can choose to Enable the menu using the tab on the top of the window, doing this is self explanatory. Then Simply click New and the 2 windows will open, find and drag your video files to the VCD window and let it scan the file. A window might or might not pop up but if it does click to re-encode the video and then just click to burn the CD as usual.

 

[i3abyjay25 10+ year member]

yea thanx for the info, but i figured it out the other day just messin around.. it takes a long time to burn this way, but it works.. thanx again

 

[Fuel37 10+ year member]

shouldn't take any longer to burn than a normal cd unless you choose to rencode video files. just as easy to turn off standard compliance if the video is close to the right size.

 

[i3abyjay25 10+ year member]

ok... it took me 3 hours to burn this 1 cd... i have 24x burner... and 3 hours.. thats forever...so, i dont need to reencode the files...ok

thanx

 

[Fuel37 10+ year member]

wow 3 hours at 24 x... well the videos have to be like 320 x 240 but i mean if its 310 x 230 or something like that the video will just tile the other 10 pixels......