Well, if anyone is planning on converting high definition video to .avi, I wouldn’t bother. It looks like the .avi file format is limited to 2 GB per file. I had a 10 GB blu ray file that I wanted to convert to avi with xvid to watch on my samsung tv. The converted file size was around 7 GB but the converter software broke it into four pieces with maximum file sizes of 2 GB each. So much for that idea, I’m going to try an .mp4 file with xvid codec next.
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