well ive dl'ed a few of them. they are xvid/avi files and they play fine on my computer... but i cant get them to work on my dvd player. do i need a specific setup or is it just not possible?
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you need a program to encode those files to work in a dvd player..too much of a hassle and takes a long time to encode depending on how big the file is and speed of your processor...
look into nero 7 ultra edition...
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i already have a toshiba dvd player that plays divx/xvid files and has a hdmi output, but it still doesnt work.Comment
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how big are the files? if not try burning them as video cd's?
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The problem is that codec isn't present in the DVD player to decode the hd-xvid. You'll have to convert to another xvid format that your dvd player does have a codec for.Comment
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theres a few players out there that support xvidHD and divxHD but they are quite pricey, theres a list here: http://www.videohelp.com/dvdplayers just check the compatabilites you want and lots of reviews2007 Subaru WRX Limited - Stage 2Comment
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A dvd is lossy too, what's your point? Digital is almost always lossy when compared to film. So go get yourself a 35mm film projector and call it a day.Comment
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which avi files youve been downloading?Originally posted by PhempaComment
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wtf is lossy???
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I realize that all video is "technically" lossy, but I'll still take vob files over any compressed form of video.
I just don't understand how they can make HD into a compressed file and call it anything other than just an avi (divx or xvid).... I'll have to read up more on it and see where the fault is.Comment
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If you haven't seen WMP-HD I suggest you head over to MS's website and dl the sample vids they have. They are very impressive (but not small by any means).
BTW, VOB is still compressed. Anything digital, by pure nature of digital, is compressed.Comment
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