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Jan 2009
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Hello,
is it possible to burn a 1080p movie in a PC format such as AVI on a DVD in a way that the DVD will be readable by a bluray player (a samsung BD-P1000 in my case). More precisely what I want is to burn an HD movie file smaller than 4.5 gig without loss of quality to a DVD, I don't want to downscale a full bluray movie to make it fit on a DVD. Thank you ! |
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