MKV to DVD Avi2DVD "Interface not supported"

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  1. ranosb

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    Whats with this mkv container that requires hours & hours of conversion to make a dvd? Why cant something be used to just make an ISO file thats ready to burn?

    I tried using Avi2DVD like this forum suggests to make a dvd from a mkv file and right off the bat trying to open the .mkv file I get a "Interface not supported"?
     
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    VSO Convertx to DVD can convert mkv to DVD pretty quick.Although it does depend on how much RAM you have and how fast your computer is.
    I have 1gb RAM and it converts a mkv file in 1-2 hrs.
     
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    ZoneAlarm Prevented the Matroska exe file from running as a malicious file...

    MATROSKA_PACK_FULL_V1.1.2.EXE has been blocked from creating a new process.

    The current security setting for MATROSKA_PACK_FULL_V1.1.2.EXE does not permit this action. Your computer is safe.

    ZoneAlarm Pro has blocked MATROSKA_PACK_FULL_V1.1.2.EXE from creating a new process. If you trust MATROSKA_PACK_FULL_V1.1.2.EXE and believe it requires a process to be created, then you may want to change the Trust Level of this program. It is also possible that the attempt to create a process was malicious in nature. In that case, you should not change the Trust Level so that your system will continue to be protected.





    Why?




    MATROSKA_PACK_FULL_V1.1.2.EXE is potentially malicious. This is particularly true if the new process will load malicious programs or utilize an excessive amount of CPU time, memory, and other resources.



     

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