swd1974 said:XVID is the decoder program I hate to download to be able to view the movie in windows explorer. Does that make sense to you guys? Will I be able to burn it if I get a dvd burning software on my pc and will my DVD player play it?
DJ,
My time is 60/hour, fortunately I can still develop while its downloading in the backgroup also keeps running while i sleep
If you need xvid, then what you have is not a DVD, rather it is a .avi file. A downloaded DVD should be around 4464 MB and come in the form of a disk image or VIDEO_TS folder, whereas a .avi file would be around 700 MB per part. You can not easily burn xvid movies to play on your DVD player as the formats are totally different. DVD is MPEG2, whereas xvid is MPEG4. There are some players available (at least in Asia) that can play xvid files, but they are expensive.
If your computer has a video card with an svideo out, I would suggest hooking it up to a TV.