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Help with AVI files on disks!

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Hi everyone,
I am hoping someone here can help me. Awhile back I bought some disk off of I think ebay or something like that, and well they were for my nephew of the old Ewoks cartoons. well when I intially bought them I thought they were like DVDs-and would play in dvd players. well after
emailing the person i go them from, i found out they can only play on computers. I tried to play them on my XP Home pc and I get where it looks like it going to play in, I think, Real Player or Media Player, and then it changes the screen to just audio as if I were playing a music cd.
The audio is correct I believe, but I am wondering a
couple things.
1. What do I have to do to get it to play correctly on my computer?
2. I have a DVD burner, how would I convert it to a DVD? do I need special software or what?

If anyone could please help me out with this I would GREATLY appreciate it!
Please if you are going to reply, can you please email (dmartin@popp.net) me the answer too, cuz I dont always have access to this website.

Thanks in advance!

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by nerdy

Please see my new posting on how to get the AVI files converted to DVD format so i can play it in DVD player
Thanks for all your help!

by sgt_shultz

install the game using an account with administrator rights (you probably already have)then try running the game in compatibility mode. right-click on the shortcut the runs the game, pick the compatibility tab and choose, say, win98. see if that will fix it. sometimes games can be fussy about the version of quicktime installed but i have not seen qt6 give any problems myself.

by nerdy

Please see my new posting on how to get the AVI files converted to DVD format so i can play it in DVD player
Thanks for all your help!

by nerdy

Ok I got the correct codec and now they play on my computer. Now how would I get them to DVD so that they will play on a DVD player?

Thanks again!

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