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Need Divx Cd Or Dvd Player
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that's a cool player but never heard of it
newayz here is the link (i googled)
http://www.techtree.com/techtree/jsp/artic...2407&cat_id=615
that's a cool player but never heard of it
newayz here is the link (i googled)
http://www.techtree.com/techtree/jsp/artic...2407&cat_id=615
QUOTE(akash @ Apr 25 2006, 03:46 PM) [snapback]49229[/snapback]
^^
that's a cool player but never heard of it
newayz here is the link (i googled)
http://www.techtree.com/techtree/jsp/artic...2407&cat_id=615
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Yes akash Its a really cool one. I just bought one trashing my old good for nothing player. In fact this model is highly in demand.
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that's a cool player but never heard of it
newayz here is the link (i googled)
http://www.techtree.com/techtree/jsp/artic...2407&cat_id=615
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Yes akash Its a really cool one. I just bought one trashing my old good for nothing player. In fact this model is highly in demand.
QUOTE(spdf @ Apr 25 2006, 03:55 PM) [snapback]49233[/snapback]
Yes akash Its a really cool one. I just bought one trashing my old good for nothing player. In fact this model is highly in demand.
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Interesting, how easy does it work if you just drag+drop xvid or divx files to a dvd and burn ?
Or does it require them to be burnt in a certain way.
Point im getting it as on a pc, you just find the file and click it, *DONE*
on a dvd player, the dvd got to be burnt in a certain way (folders etc) for vcd, dvd etc or it won't find it ?
Yes akash Its a really cool one. I just bought one trashing my old good for nothing player. In fact this model is highly in demand.
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Interesting, how easy does it work if you just drag+drop xvid or divx files to a dvd and burn ?
Or does it require them to be burnt in a certain way.
Point im getting it as on a pc, you just find the file and click it, *DONE*
on a dvd player, the dvd got to be burnt in a certain way (folders etc) for vcd, dvd etc or it won't find it ?
I don't create any folders, just burn them all in root, haven't tried the other way... this works for me so i'll stick to it. although i have tried burning a vcd file, dvix,xvid all three into the same dvd and they played without a problem
