FirstLoveMovies

ptguardian wrote:I too use both vlc and mpc home cinema(both great), but I think ART was referring to being able to make a dvd out of file?

Oh!

Hmmm you need MPEG2 format for burning a standard DVD... So we need a converter?

I never burn movies files on DVD (only orignal DVD VOBs).. so maybe someone else can help?

Probably best to hear from Art first before we add several more posts cluttering this thread and perhaps move these post to another place at that point?

ghost wrote:K-Lite Codec Pack + Media Player Classic is definitly the best choice.

MPC with K-Lite Codec Pack plays my recent x264 rips with wrong aspect

BTW, it's obvious that Art does not want to create a video DVD, just play the files with a standalone DVD player [Image]

MPC with K-Lite Codec Pack plays my recent x264 rips with wrong aspect

Must be the rip itself. Maybe wrong settings while encoding... I never get problems with H.264.

perhaps Art will respond and clarify so we don't add any more posts cluttering this further.

BizarreLoveTriangle wrote:

ghost wrote:K-Lite Codec Pack + Media Player Classic is definitly the best choice.

MPC with K-Lite Codec Pack plays my recent x264 rips with wrong aspect

BTW, it's obvious that Art does not want to create a video DVD, just play the files with a standalone DVD player [Image][/
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Yeah...i want to modify the extension like an avi or better to view on my DVD player that not have the mkv. Hope now is more clear

ghost wrote:

MPC with K-Lite Codec Pack plays my recent x264 rips with wrong aspect

Must be the rip itself. Maybe wrong settings while encoding...

I hope not... My rips are just a bit unconventional, because I use avi container (not mkv) and keep the DVD pixel ratio (anamorphic rip). MPC somehow fails to recognize that the rip is anamorphic. Other players work fine.

@Art: I know how to do it with MEncoder, but there are probably better choices for Windows.

Finish to d/l, not my genre but here's screencaps

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