Smaller then an AVI

[Lexon Avery]

thats what i was thinking, but i didnt know i figured id ask but thanks

[nighthawk101]

How to burn them? Does you DVD player support divx? If not, just play it in your 'puter

[Samus_Aran_187]

is it 51 seperate files or one big one?

If it is seperate just burn them to 2 DVDs

That's what was done in the first place, but none of us have DivX compatable DVD players...


Ford was trying to find a program to make it into the DVD format so we could actually watch it on a DVD, but the search has born no fruit so far


Oh, and IMO, Gordian Knot is an Ass and a half to use

[nighthawk101]

is it 51 seperate files or one big one?

If it is seperate just burn them to 2 DVDs

That's what was done in the first place, but none of us have DivX compatable DVD players...


Ford was trying to find a program to make it into the DVD format so we could actually watch it on a DVD, but the search has born no fruit so far



Oh, and IMO, Gordian Knot is an Ass and a half to use

Dont worry about watching it on TV then... just watch it on your computer from the DVD in a Divx player.

I told you Gordian Knot is difficult, but its the best. The learning curve is steep but once you get the hang of it is really simple.
Here is the tutorial I used until I got the hang of it:
http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/dvd ... nknot.html

Keep in mind that before you can encode anything in divx with Gordian Knot you have to have a divx encoder. You can get the trial version of Divx 5, but it comes with all this adware. You can get the full version off of shareaza.

[Lexon Avery]

ok now would if i wanted to have a dvd player be able to read them id have to change it back right?? what would i use for that?