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 Member 31986 Level 8.89 Oct 2008 
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All that matters to your dvd player is the format the movie is, not how good it looks.
With that said you can either convert it to dvd format, or if your player supports it, to a divx/xvid or h.264 encoded file. some newer players allow for h.264 (which is how your video is encoded, it appears) but I don't think many of them support Matroska, which seems to be the "container" your file is in. I recommend converting it (preferably h.264) and burning it to a DL-DVD. So find a way to convert, and you're golden. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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