Burnin movies
Oct 17, 2005 | 07:00 AM
#21
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From: Smithsburg, Maryland
Originally Posted by Churnd
I'll have to look into that. I can never seem to figure out which one is the main title but I guess that may be because I haven't looked hard enough.
However, having those files on the HD takes up all of that 4.7 gigs per movie. I know there are other options that aren't so costly in terms of space, such as encoding to DivX or MPEG4 or something like that.
However, having those files on the HD takes up all of that 4.7 gigs per movie. I know there are other options that aren't so costly in terms of space, such as encoding to DivX or MPEG4 or something like that.
I'll look and PM you.
Oct 17, 2005 | 07:30 AM
#22
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From: Hattiesburg, MS
Originally Posted by PirateFins
Don't remember the name of the program I have at home, but it rips DVD to AVI using the Divix codecs. Works great about 700mb files. You can then burn them to SVCD and watch on any computer. They are just the movie file no extras.
I'll look and PM you.
I'll look and PM you.
I wouldn't want to store the extras on the computer anyway. I can always pop the DVD in to watch those. Just trying to set up an easier way to play movies.
