Rmvb Player Free DVD Player

Designed as a free DVD Player for Mac, it also supports VideoCD, MKV, MOV, AVI, FLV, WMV, MP4, MPEG, RMVB, MP3, WMA and other non-mainstream formats on all Mac OS X, including Mac OS 10.12 Sierra.

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I burn anime and the like to dvds and im using Toast Titanium to do it.

And now that ive discovered Flip-4-Mac, ive converted WMV files into Quicktime and i can now burn those to disc using Toast.

The problem is that when i pop in a blank disc, the toast program automatically pops open and i can never figure out how to burn to disc without the Toast program.

Thats really about the worst thread title Ive ever read.

Seriously. - I need HELP.

BIG TIME. - Its exactly the opposite of a good thread title.

A good thread title for your thread would have said something about burning rmvb and mkv files.

And it would have been created in a forum other than the HOWTO FAQ forum, because that one is for answers only.

Ive edited the thread title now.) Now for your problem.

Where do you want to watch the files Thats important.

If the files shall only be on the disc so you can view them on the computer, then either you can use Toast, or you change the System Preferences about handling media etc.

I want the files to be burned as avi files to watch on dvd players portable, or home use.

I want to be able to burn Real Player files and mkv files on disc to watch on my dvd players.

Please stay away from ever mis-labelling a thread like this again.

If Toast automatically loads when you insert a DVD, you can change that behavior in System Preferences CDs and DVDs.

Anyway, if you want to burn them as AVIs, youll need to use a non-QT-based program to convert the files to AVI, then burn those files straight to DVD using any program you like.

AFAIK, there arent any DVD players out there that can read mkv or rmvb files.

Converting mkv files can be very difficult, but its nearly always possible.

Assuming the mkv file uses an MPEG4-based video codec (divx, xvid, etc), this will work just fine.

I can explain how to convert it, but its a long, complicated, tricky process and I dont want to get into it if I dont have to.

If for any reason you cant get ffmpegX to work, you could also try using VLC, but its geared more for playback than conversion, so ffmpegX is really the better choice.

You can try using ffmpegX to convert rmvb files, too, but I doubt it will work.

If you try, be sure to use an output codec based on mencoder.

For example: MPEG4.AVI (mencoder), since mencoder is best at reading RealMedia files.

Oh, and if I had seen the original thread title, I would have skipped it over.

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