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MP4's and what to do with them??

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by sixthsens, Jul 2, 2005.

  1. sixthsens

    sixthsens Member

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    hi people,

    i have d/loaded a video file and it is in MP4 format.
    I can't even play it on windows let alone my standalone.

    So whats the deal with MP4's?

    How do i play the file on my PC?
    and How do i Burn it to a dvd?

    is it as simple as getting a codec? i've been looking on the net and it hasent been much help

    thanks in advance
     
  2. doug.com

    doug.com Member

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    To play this type of file i use VLC player go here > http://www.videolan.org/ But regarding the burning to DVD Im in the same boat :) I bet you have the same Video download file as me :):)
     
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  3. sixthsens

    sixthsens Member

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    lol probably...

    heres how i done it. I downloaded ffdshow and then used winavi to convert into vob files
     
  4. bbmayo

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    Try using DivXtoDVD ;-) Hint Hint
     
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    I've having similar issues. I've used DivXtoDVD to create a VOB, however the audio is playing at 1/3 speed. What could be causing that??
     
  6. fox5200

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    Well now I have perfect audio and the video is jumping every 3 seconds...err....

    I don't get it. The mp4 files play fine on the machine, but when I use DivxToDVD or WinAVI I either loose audio or get jumpy video. Anyone have any solutions to this?????
     

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