[Biblical Calvinist]

Yes, you're correct.. the AVI file can be burned in Data Format on an ordinary CD...but ya can't play it back anywhere BUT on a PC..on the other hand...if you re-encode the AVI file into the Mpeg-1 or Mpeg-2 format; using the TmpgEnc software, you can then burn it with the VCDEasy software, then play it back on any DVD Player that accepts the VCD format.

[Paul C. Jesup]

Why waste time watching a movie file on a lower resolution TV when you can watch it at a much higher resolution from your computer screen, LCD screen or HDTV (connected to your computer).

[Paul C. Jesup]

Using every trick I know on Divx 5.0.3 , (including lowering the frame rate to 23.97 per second, having the average data rate be 888 kbps, cropping, lowering the resolution to 496-508 by 372 and using quarter pixeling in place of interlacing) I can put a decent looking 90 minute video (incluing 192 kbps MP3 audio) on a 700 (really 702) meg Data CD.

[FourtySeven]

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