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Anyone know any good ones, I have a ton of stuff I want to throw onto the x-box to watch.
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http://handbrake.fr/downloads.php should be able to deal with it
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Yes, if you can get it to work, Handbrake should handle anything but Fraps videos I think. It likes to have VLC around for some functions, but you should have that anyway.
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I tried to post this earlier, but my mobile signal cacked out:

Are you sure you need to? The xbox used to be a bugger when it came to video, but it plays most things that I throw at it now. Try just chucking whatever you want to watch on a USB stick or something and play it straight from the dashboard. Unless it is in a properly wierd format it will probably work fine.
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Joose wrote:I tried to post this earlier, but my mobile signal cacked out:

Are you sure you need to? The xbox used to be a bugger when it came to video, but it plays most things that I throw at it now. Try just chucking whatever you want to watch on a USB stick or something and play it straight from the dashboard. Unless it is in a properly wierd format it will probably work fine.
Been trying - computer sayz no.

I'll try Handbrake and see what happens, cheers fellas
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Videora (Red Kawa) do converters for lots of things, including the 360. They're free, but probably contain adverts. The interface is pretty basic, but you can queue jobs up. I like that it removes the ambiguity of selecting whather the correct format and encoding is supposed to be as it's purpose built to deliver for your desired platform.

Also, there's a thingy deep within the XBL downloadable programs that you can install on the 360 that lets you play more media types.
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