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pchaney301

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Feb 10, 2009
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I am looking for a program to convert avi files to another format so I can watch them on my xbox's dvd player. My Xbox won't read the avi format for some reason.

So, what do you guys suggest?
 
I am trying MPEG screenclip, so hopefully it will work great. I just want to be able to convert it, so I can put it on a DVD to watch on my xbox's DVD player. I put the avi formatted DVD in a average DVD player, and the disc worked great.
 
for some reason, the convert started up really fast and then it really slowed down towards the end. It is converting about a 800mb avi file, so do you think thats the reason its so slow?

Will this solve my DVD player problems on my Xbox360? I just want to be able to burn this onto a DVD and then be able to watch it on my Xbox.

Thanks for the help.
 
For some reason after I converted the avi file into the Mp4, it won't even play on my computer anymore. Whats the deal!
 
Same story with attemp #2. The mp4 was created, but when I try to play it, nothing plays. Black screen.
 
Maybe you are trying to encode with a codec you do not have installed ... :confused: Don't know why MPEG SC would do that but, install Perian.
 
You could also use VLC* (File > Streaming/Exporting Wizard... > Transcode/Save to file) & iSquint comes to mind but not sure.

*on a side note, between QuickTime & VLC I'm good for video playback...no need for flip4mac, et al.
 
I actually already have VLC, I just tried to Export it to MPEG and the program shut down. I don't know why I am having the worst time doing this. I promise I am not the dumbest member on here! I hope not at least!
 
I actually already have VLC, I just tried to Export it to MPEG and the program shut down. I don't know why I am having the worst time doing this. I promise I am not the dumbest member on here! I hope not at least!

Did you take my advice? No? Didn't think so..
 
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