Solve : AVI?

1.	Solve : AVI?
Answer» If I have an AVI file on my computer, which I can watch on my computer using WMP, can I burn that onto a DVD, put that into my laptop, and watch it on the laptop? Must it be converted to DVD in order for me to watch it on the laptop? If I'm not being specific enough, let me know. Thanks.1) What are the specs for both PCs 2) What EXACTLY are you TRYING to do? First off, thanks for replying. I have several large (439 MB each) movie clips on my computer. I will be going away for a few days, and I would like to watch these on my laptop. However, my laptop does not have enough space to hold all of these on its hard drive. The format is AVI. Both computers use Windows XP and have the latest version of WMP. I would like to put these AVIs on a couple DVD-R discs. Is that possible? Is there a better method? My PC has a DVD-RW, and my laptop is DVD readable.Quote [highlight]1) What are the specs for both PCs[/highlight] 2) What EXACTLY are you trying to do? I'm sorry squirrel. I don't know the specs off hand, not to mention I'm at work right now. When I get home, are there specs in particular that are of most use?better to give us too much than too little. cfnyy51.... Based on what you have said , I would be burning the clips onto dvds and then you will be able to view on your laptop. dl65 Quote better to give us too much than too little. Squirrel, I am starting to like your style. I'd like to say thank you to squirrel and dl65 for their timely responses. Both were helpful, and it was my fault for not POSTING specs. When I got home, I opened up Nero and FIDDLED around a little. I burned the AVIs onto a DVD-R, using Nero's DVD (ISO) option. The burn was a success, and my laptop could PLAY the AVIs in WMP. Thanks to all those who were available to help.As long as you have the proper codecs installed on your Laptop (you can use Gspot[/u] to find out what codecs you need) then you will be able to do this.Quote Quote better to give us too much than too little. Squirrel, I am starting to like your style. Ive always thought Squirrels had good style. 8-)8-) I've used Avi2Dvd before can be found here

Answer»

If I have an AVI file on my computer, which I can watch on my computer using WMP, can I burn that onto a DVD, put that into my laptop, and watch it on the laptop?

Must it be converted to DVD in order for me to watch it on the laptop?

If I'm not being specific enough, let me know. Thanks.1) What are the specs for both PCs

2) What EXACTLY are you TRYING to do?

First off, thanks for replying.

I have several large (439 MB each) movie clips on my computer. I will be going away for a few days, and I would like to watch these on my laptop. However, my laptop does not have enough space to hold all of these on its hard drive. The format is AVI.

Both computers use Windows XP and have the latest version of WMP.

I would like to put these AVIs on a couple DVD-R discs. Is that possible? Is there a better method? My PC has a DVD-RW, and my laptop is DVD readable.Quote

[highlight]1) What are the specs for both PCs[/highlight]

2) What EXACTLY are you trying to do?

I'm sorry squirrel. I don't know the specs off hand, not to mention I'm at work right now. When I get home, are there specs in particular that are of most use?better to give us too much than too little. cfnyy51.... Based on what you have said , I would be burning the clips onto dvds and then you will be able to view on your laptop.

dl65 Quote

better to give us too much than too little.

Squirrel, I am starting to like your style. I'd like to say thank you to squirrel and dl65 for their timely responses. Both were helpful, and it was my fault for not POSTING specs.

When I got home, I opened up Nero and FIDDLED around a little. I burned the AVIs onto a DVD-R, using Nero's DVD (ISO) option. The burn was a success, and my laptop could PLAY the AVIs in WMP.

Thanks to all those who were available to help.As long as you have the proper codecs installed on your Laptop (you can use Gspot[/u] to find out what codecs you need) then you will be able to do this.Quote

Quote
better to give us too much than too little.

Squirrel, I am starting to like your style.

Ive always thought Squirrels had good style. 8-)8-) I've used Avi2Dvd before can be found here

Solve : AVI?

Discussion

No Comment Found

Related InterviewSolutions

Reply to Comment