Well I don't know too much on how the specifics work. I know that the usual dvd is in MPEG-2 format so that is the most acceptable form. But the big question is how i get my .avi or other format to a form that you can burn on a dvd. To be able to do this you will need a program that converts it for you. The ones that you can download online will most likely (for me so far all cases) make a watermark (slightly transparent logo) onto the file that you are converting. So if you want to legitimately be able to convert these movies you will have to buy, a preferably, well known dvd converter (Nero, ConvertXtoDVD, etc). Also fall back to torrenting, it is illegal to torrent things that are marketed with copyrights and anyone caught by these huge companies, that are distributing hundred or thousands of the same product daily and dealing more with employees then individuals using a hard to track way to steal their product, you will be fined and or jailed for it. Torrents can transfer almost any program, movie, or game so make sure you only torrent when you are allowed to (cough). Look back to previous post for more info on torrenting.
Feel free to ask more questions and I will get to them and answer them to the best of my abilities.
Interesting.
ReplyDeleteNot one person has ever been fined and jailed for posting torrents. Not one person. One person that i know of has been sued, but that's different... lawsuit damages are not collectable by force, and nobody goes to jail for not paying out lawsuit damages...
ReplyDeletethx for the infos
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ReplyDeleteAlso feel free to post questions.
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ReplyDeleteWhat codecs would you recommend to convert the stuff into?
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ReplyDeleteHandbrake is a great free converter, but it's more for if you know what you're doing.
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I'm not intending to advertise at all here, but ConvertXToDVD really is a smooth program to use, just thought I'd post somewhat of a recommendation it if people are looking to use such a program.
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Handbrake for mac does the job better than anything I've ever seen
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ReplyDeleteit always pisses me off that movies are in formats that are almost useless. why cant someone decide on one format then just fuck the rest? i dont get it tbh
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I've used for dvd-avi converstion autoGK, and for creating DVDs I've used software I know the most - adobe premiere and adobe encore.. you can create pretty much anything with it :)
ReplyDeleteTorrents are fantastic, so convenient and much better than just downloading from your browser or whatever.
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ReplyDeletebut like some people said, no one goes to jail because of not paying lawsuits
Thanks for the info. I've been trying to figure out how to do this for a while. I'm not the best with computers haha
ReplyDeleteI've made a lot of star trek parodies using adobe premier and virtualdub. MPEG is a good higher-quality lower-filesize encoding algorithm to use.
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