So I'm new at this.

What's the best way(=as many videos on one DVD) to burn downloaded videos (not sure if they're encoded in DivX or what not) to view on the D3?

I dont really understand what that "Nic's FourCC changer" thing is either.

Anyone care to enlighten me?

"axxo" is a person that rips dvds to DIVX format and shares them online. So all that video is, is a DIVX encoded video file. If you have a program that burns DVD's like Nero for example you create a Data DVD, now if you have single layer DVD's they are about 4gbs that means you can hold roughly 5/6 movies by axxo because his are about .700 gigs each. If you have a dual layered DVD and a burner that can burn such dvds you can get about 8GBs which means you can get about 11 movies on there. I would suggest just getting a second an 80gb 5th generation Ipod video and fill that up. I hope this helps.

Drew

So I'm new at this.

What's the best way(=as many videos on one DVD) to burn downloaded videos (not sure if they're encoded in DivX or what not) to view on the D3?

I dont really understand what that "Nic's FourCC changer" thing is either.

Anyone care to enlighten me?

Are you talking about making a video dvd that you can watch on the D3 from video files such as AVI, mpeg, etc.. that you downloaded? If so, you need a dvd authoring program that will allow you to convert the files to dvd and create chapters.