How can I make XVID movies play on dvd player??

Question

I downloaded a couple of movies from the internet, they were (.avi) and "XVID", I chose them because they had small sizes and good resolution. Now I want to copy them to a dvd disk as they are (.avi) and "XVID", but someone told that not all dvd players can play "xvid". So the question is:

Is there a way to burn the movies as (.avi) and play them on a dvd player? If yes then what should they be (XVID,VIDx) or something else?

Or do i have to convert them to become (.vob)

My dvd player is nothing fancy, so whats the type that would play on all dvd players (not a computer).

Thnx in advance.

Answer 1

you can go to google search for get it dvd burner, or try this video editor tool

http://www.flash-video-soft.com/avs-vide...

Burn video DVD including avi

good luck,

Answer 2

Any Video Converter is an all-in-one video converting freeware with easy-to-use graphical interface, fast converting speed, and excellent video quality. It can convert almost all video formats including DivX, XviD, MOV, RM, RMVB, MPEG, VOB, DVD, WMV, and AVI to MPEG-4 movie format for PSP or other portable video device, MP4 player, or Smartphones.

Answer 3

try this software, Total Video2Dvd Author can help you convert xvid movies to dvd simply and directly,

1. click "New project", add video files, than click "OK"

2. click "DVD menu", preview dvd menu

3. click "Output", click "Convert and Burn" start burn DVD.

a. easily convert avi or other popular video formats(such as youtube flv, mpg, xvid, divx, mp4, 3gp, mkv, rm, rmvb, mov, wmv, ogm, ts etc.) to dvd or ISO image file.

b. support srt, sub, ssa, ***, smi, psb, tex, idx subtitles

c. support dvd menu with background music, with a lot of templates

d. support download youtube and other video share website video, then burn to dvd

e. support photo slideshow to dvd, more than 300 kinds of effects.

f. easy to use, only a few clicks,

you can download this program FREE:

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or

http://www.google.com/search?&q=Video2Dv...

Answer 4

The rule of thumb is that the cheaper the player, the more formats it can play.

These guys pay no royalties anyhow, so it costs them nothing to support more codecs...

However, there are divx-certified DVD players.

If your can't play Divx or xvid, then transcoding to .vob is the only option.