mkv,ogm and rmbv files

[michaelkylha]

do i have to convert these files to avi or something that nero can read?

any suggestion guys?any softwares or burning tools that can burn these files to dvd?

thanks in advance... :D :D :) :)

[Dark_Shroud]

Do you want to store them on a DVD or do you want to be able to play them on a DVD player?

If you want to play them on a DVD player that's a lot of work with little gain. Those would all have to be converted into the old format used by DVD players. So you get huge files withe same quality. And if the video quality is low on your moniter its going to be the same if not worse for your TV.

So let me ask you this, do you have a DVD Player that supports Divx?

[michaelkylha]

im using pc with samsung and asus dvd player installed on it and yup supported by divx. divx player is one of my dvd media player..

so dark, how can i deal with these file??specially rmbv files?

[benyahuda]

You might try the VLC player. It's free and is invaluable for playing some rather obscure formats. It is real light on resources and can be found here. It also handles some of the more common formats too.

I keep it around just for those once every month or so occasions where I find something that won't play in any other players.

[michaelkylha]

aw im not asking how to play these files, i can play these files with my WMP 11 but instead how to burn these files to dvd. my burning tool (nero 7) cant read these files so what will i do??

do i have to convert these file to avi or something??

then what will be the best video converter (mkv,ogm,rmbv to avi,divx,dvd).