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best xvid/avi to dvd converter?
What's the general consensus on the best tool to convert from
downloaded video (avi of divx, etc) to a DVD that'll play in a normal DVD player under OS X? I have Toast already. Bonus points if it copes nicely with PAL and NTSC without going out of synch... |
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26-11-2007, 03:13 PM
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Re: best xvid/avi to dvd converter?
On 15/11/07 16:31, in article 66a192dd-d470-4607-bbd4-96d5ec5ff83d...oglegroups.com, "ric" <publicmail@infobubble.co.uk> wrote: > What's the general consensus on the best tool to convert from > downloaded video (avi of divx, etc) to a DVD that'll play in a normal > DVD player under OS X? I have Toast already. Bonus points if it > copes nicely with PAL and NTSC without going out of synch... Try DIV X Doctor.... |
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26-11-2007, 03:13 PM
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Re: best xvid/avi to dvd converter?
On Thu, 15 Nov 2007 16:31:36 GMT, ric wrote:
> What's the general consensus on the best tool to convert from > downloaded video (avi of divx, etc) to a DVD that'll play in a normal > DVD player under OS X? I have Toast already. Bonus points if it > copes nicely with PAL and NTSC without going out of synch... > iDVD has been able to do it when I've dragged Xvid or Divx into it. Usually faster than Toast has, too - probably because Toast was running under Rosetta. |
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26-11-2007, 03:13 PM
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Re: best xvid/avi to dvd converter?
ric <publicmail@infobubble.co.uk> wrote:
> What's the general consensus on the best tool to convert from > downloaded video (avi of divx, etc) to a DVD that'll play in a normal > DVD player under OS X? I have Toast already. Bonus points if it > copes nicely with PAL and NTSC without going out of synch... I use MovieGate a lot. It includes the ability to create DVD menus as well. http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16702/moviegate -- marco |
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