I'm thinkin that the whole idea of DIKO..is to shrink,or convert[which ever] into a file small enough to fit on a CD instead of converting it to DVD which is a helluva lot bigger.the average KVCD that I've D/L has been around 750 to about 825 megs.I have been very impressed with the quality,although it is still a little behind AVI's,Divx,Xvid Now considering its in mpeg,useing DVD LAB Adding multiple files.Also U can just drag it[KVCD] into TMPGEncDVD & IT WILL MAKE A DVD with about the same size as U started with.This also gives U the option of putting multiple movies on one DVD..Just how many movies U can get on one DVD..With very decent quality,thats about 4 to 5 movies Personaly I prefer not to have to convert..I like the idea of being able to play AVI's or KVCD's on my DVD Players in about 10 mins to burn,instead of converting for a couple of hrs
Diko stands for "Divx in/Kvcd out" it used to make Kvcd file from Avi/Divx You can use it to make Kdvd's though
