Re: AVI problem

Cloud_Strife wrote:
(nice name btw, I'm a Final Fantasy Lover myself)
> Hi,
>
> i have some avi files which i want to burn onto a dvd as dvd files.
> Does anyone know of a coverter which will do this for me. Please give
> me program names or links to such converters.
>
> Thanks to all

avi is a "catchall" format. most video formats can be called .avi and
will work as whatever they are (exception: quick time MOV, RealPlayer
RM, and prolly WMV too) some filesharing softwares might have a copy of
Adobe Premiere floating about their system, Premiere does an excellent
job at rendering and converting video (that is, after all, what it was
meant to do, it is a video editor) as long as you have the video codecs
on your syste, Premiere should be able to render perfect MPEG2 video
files, which is the format DVD's use, this should facilitate burning of
said DVD's. you can prolly use Roxio ECDC 6 or whatever the latest ver
of Nero is to create the DVD's

==WARNING==
I advise that you download aforementioned software with caution. Kazaa,
the most popular filesharing service, comes bundled with spyware. thus
i cannot recommend use of this software, use limewire instead. also be
careful downloading premiere, remove it from your shared folder when
you are done, those damn feds can and will bust you for redistribution
if you leave it in your shared folder. one of my friends got a huge
fine for having pirated video, so be careful.

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> Cloud_Strife wrote:
> (nice name btw, I'm a Final Fantasy Lover myself)
> > Hi,
> >
> > i have some avi files which i want to burn onto a dvd as dvd files.
> > Does anyone know of a coverter which will do this for me. Please give
> > me program names or links to such converters.
> >
> > Thanks to all
>
> avi is a "catchall" format. most video formats can be called .avi and
> will work as whatever they are (exception: quick time MOV, RealPlayer
> RM, and prolly WMV too) some filesharing softwares might have a copy of
> Adobe Premiere floating about their system, Premiere does an excellent
> job at rendering and converting video (that is, after all, what it was
> meant to do, it is a video editor) as long as you have the video codecs
> on your syste, Premiere should be able to render perfect MPEG2 video
> files, which is the format DVD's use, this should facilitate burning of
> said DVD's. you can prolly use Roxio ECDC 6 or whatever the latest ver
> of Nero is to create the DVD's
>
> ==WARNING==
> I advise that you download aforementioned software with caution. Kazaa,
> the most popular filesharing service, comes bundled with spyware. thus
> i cannot recommend use of this software, use limewire instead. also be
> careful downloading premiere, remove it from your shared folder when
> you are done, those damn feds can and will bust you for redistribution
> if you leave it in your shared folder. one of my friends got a huge
> fine for having pirated video, so be careful.


Hey I tried using Premier but it says my processor does not support
the sse instruction set. What does this mean??


I have an athalon xp (either 1200 or 1700). 512 mb ddr ram and ati
8500 all in wonder.