Does anybody could point me a good software to turn mp4 into avi? I have tried many but didn't find anything that pleased me. The easiest soft I've found yet was Pazera but it change the shape of the screen from 16/9 to square and I couldn't find a way to get the right shape back.
I watch dramas on my Apple tv but it doesn't like the mp4+ softsubs, so from now I guess I'll have to reencode everything or get hardsubbed ( but it seems like almost nobody harsub anymore)
Windows or mac it will be fine.
Thanx.
easy to use software to turn MP4 into Avi ( anybody knows?)
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easy to use software to turn MP4 into Avi ( anybody knows?)
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Burning an MPEG-2 file directly to disk won't work. You need the proper VIDEO_TS folder and file structure as well.
If you use Windows, then Muxman will help you do that:
http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/versions.shtml
Burning an MPEG-2 file directly to disk won't work. You need the proper VIDEO_TS folder and file structure as well.
If you use Windows, then Muxman will help you do that:
http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/versions.shtml
I use Freemake Video Converter to convert mp4's into avi's so I can then hardsub the subtitles with VirtualDub. I tried using the "add subtitles" option in Freemake but it didn't always encode every line from the softsub files.
BTW, I do this because i like to play the avi's on a dvd player which can play avi's/divx's but not with softsub files.
BTW, I do this because i like to play the avi's on a dvd player which can play avi's/divx's but not with softsub files.
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