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hi,


let me start by saying i am VERY new to all this ...  
i am nowhere close to knowing a 1/3 of the knowledge of karaoke that you guys know ...
i doing everything that i am doing researches and reading from this forum ...
***this all started cuz my two daughters LOVES to sing and they are always singing.
so, i got alot of cd+g (as well as midi) karaokes and installed into my IMB T40 laptop,
then i installed Power Cd+g player (as well as karaFun)  for them to just play and sing to it  ...
this is all i know how to do so far ...
i am REALLY not looking to get all high tech or professional, just some good old - simple fun for my kids.
now, we got a malata player 6838 ...
i just wanted to burn those CD+G files in my laptop to a dvd, instead of cds,
i do know how to burn them on cds and play them on the malata.
but then i would have like 100's cds laying around.
i also know that in order to get them on dvd i have to convert them into AVI
the ONLY way i know is using the Power CDG to AVI converter to convert then burn the AVI.

my question is, is there another way?
TIA !!!

This method that you mentioned seems to be the easiest and most inexpensive way that I have heard of.  Frankly I don't recall hearing of another program that can do this.  Is there something about the Power CD+G to AVI program that you don't like?

Hmm, since you are using a laptop, why not just digitize them so you won't have to deal with any discs at all? PowerKaraoke makes a rip/copy program that works great. All you have to do is rip all your CD+G to your hard drive and using their player software, you can play the songs right from the hard drive. I think that would be the best way.

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Hmm, since you are using a laptop, why not just digitize them so you won't have to deal with any discs at all? PowerKaraoke makes a rip/copy program that works great. All you have to do is rip all your CD+G to your hard drive and using their player software, you can play the songs right from the hard drive. I think that would be the best way.[/quote]

the reason i want to burn it on to dvd is for my kids to play it on our malata player instead of sitting infront of my laptop.

no, i like the Power cd+g to avi fine, infact it is quite easy to use ...
i just thought there might be some other way as well ...
i mean after all, there is so many other ways to everything else  

Power cd+g to avi is the best for this application don't bother with anything else , it would be a waste of your time. I did a batch conversion of 8000 files once, and you just click it once then forget it till its done, That sounds pretty simple to me.

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