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Burn DivX/AVI movies to CD
If you don't have Toast, you can burn an ISO-formatted CD-R with the command-line tool hdiutil. Here's a simple script I wrote for my own use:
(Yes, I've since learned that use of /tmp in this fashion is insecure. I'll leave it as an exercise for the reader to improve it if their situation warrants. Mine doesn't.)
Your AVI file(s) must be enclosed in a folder. One advantage of using ISO format over the standard Disk Image/Finder Burn is that, since the extra Mac-specific filesystem structure is not included, you can cram about 40MB more onto a CD-R (a full 700MB instead of 660MB). I've tried making a drag-n-drop app with this script using Platypus, but for some reason it doesn't work. Also I've tried burning a DVD, and although it seems to work and verifies with no errors reported, the Mac won't mount the disk afterward and doesn't recognize the filesystem.
An applescript to choose filesystem formats
I made an applescript to do this. It asks you:
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