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Kazaa Movies to CD-R

Discussion in 'DivX / XviD' started by aliahmed, Jun 2, 2002.

  1. aliahmed

    aliahmed Member

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    I got a DivX movie from Kazaa (File-Sharing Program) and I have Easy CD Creator 4. Can I drag the movie file into Easy CD Creator 4 and make it a Data CD. If i do will it still work?
    If it won't please tell me how to make a downloaded DivX movie a playable VCD.

    Or you can tell me how to make a DivX movie playable only on my computer. Either way I don't Care.

    Also I'm trying to get the movie burnt on only 1 CD-R Disc.

    Thanks in advance
     
  2. dRD

    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    If you want to have it on 1 CD, DivX is the only reasonable way.

    To play it, install latest DivX 5.0 codec, which can be found from our software archive (use our search at http://www.afterdawn.com/search/ ) and simply use Windows Media Player to watch the clip.
     
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    i have a divx that i want to burn onto a vcd. But ive heard that cd-r vcd's only hold about 70-75 minutes of video. How can I split up a divx into 2 or 3 segments to burn on multiple vcd's. Is there software for that?
     
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    Yeah, you need to re-encode the video first to MPEG-1 (which is the format VCD uses) -- this, as all conversions, will drop the video quality. Then you simply split the video into 74min chunks. We have a guide how to convert a DivX clip to VCD (and add subtitles if you wish) as well as guides how to burn VCDs and split VCD files, all can be found from here:

    http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/
     

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