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magic cottage

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#1427 23-Apr-2004 00:23
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I sometimes use my second hard drive to record TV programmes for later conversion to DVD. But I thought it might also be handy to be able to play them on the Movie Player on the TH55 and understand the format is AVI. However, the TV is recorded in MPEG2 format. Is there a program out there that will convert the format or am I being too ambitious. I would imagine there would also need to be considerable compression to make the MPEG2 file useable on the Clie

Anybody help, even with a definate no?

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Mostly Harmless
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  #5082 26-Apr-2004 18:09
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Virtual Dub might do the trick.

I'd also take a look at MMPlayer.

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