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i recently got a nokia e50 and found some freeware divx player for it. i put some full length rips on it and it even worked quite well - but the micro-sd card is to slow to handle those new high-bitrate files and there are a few glitchs when i watch them. that's why i wanted to convert the files to a lesser bitrate - i guess i won't see any difference on the phone at all. i searched with google and found a few positions but they were all either to complicated or didn't work well. i would really want something as simple as possible. any help ? |
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actually while this thread is here whats a decent program to convert divx to dvd video? preferably free. im making some music video compilations. |
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Isn't it so that dvd video is just mpg files of some sort? I'm not entirely sure about this, but if it is then using virtualdub to first convert the files to the proper format and then burning these files to the dvd should be the solution. However, I think there's some system or something on the dvd that you have to have if it is to be recognised by a normal dvd player. I usually use Nero for this, as it does it all automatically (both recoding and burning), but nero is only free if you crack it. |
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link doesn't work for me |
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okay dokey it works |
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