HOW CAN I CONVERT A .PART FILE TO AVI AND BURN IT?

[mevm]

GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY,
IT IS THE FIRST TIME I AM PARTICIPATING IN THIS FORUM AND I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF YOU WOULD BE SO KIND AS TO HELP ME. I LIVE IN LIMA, PERU.
IT HAPPENS TO BE THAT I HAVE A PART FILE I DOWNLOADED FROM E-MULE. THE THING IS THAT I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO CONVERT IT TO AVI IN ORDER TO BURN IT ON A DVD. WHAT EXACTLY DO I HAVE TO DO? IS IT POSSIBLE TO DO THAT CONVERSION WITH THIS INCOMPLETE FILE? I CAN ONLY WATCH THIS VIDEO ON GOM PLAYER BECAUSE IT HAS THE RIGHT CODECS. I WAS SEARCHING ON THE WEB FOR SOLUTIONS AND I FOUND THIS:

alguien sabe como se convierte un archivo part. ( el archivo gordo de la carpeta temp) en un archivo de video normal como .avi o .mpeg por ejemplo?

Simplemente le pudes cambiar la extension le quitas la extension ".PART" y le pones ".AVI" o el que quieras.
Ni siquiera hace falta cambiar la extensión... le haces click derecho al .part (con eMule cerrado), y le das a abrir con... "VLC Media Player" ( http://www.videolan.org )
Pero si se te ha quedado una descarga casi por completarse, y no vuelve a salir en transferencias, lee el método para recuperarla (en manuales-tutoriales) y terminar de completar el archivo como corresponde... si no, te arriesgas a que la película luego tenga alguna falla en algún sitio. Por eso también si tienes lugar en disco, nunca está de más hacer una copia de resguardo del .part

ANOTHER THING THEY SUGGEST IS CONVERT THE .PART FILE TO AVI AND THEN USE VIRTUAL DUB. IS THAT POSSIBLE? WHAT DO YOU SUGGEST I DO?
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP IN ADVANCE
MEVM

[Arite]

Moved to General VLC media player discussion.

An *.avi.part file is an incomplete *.avi which is in the process of being downloaded. For the purposes of burning (for which I assume you mean a DVD-Video), using e.g. VirtualDub to resave the file as a complete *.avi is probably the best method. Just open the *.avi.part file in VirtualDub, go to "Video >> Direct Stream Copy", and then go to "File >> Save as AVI..." and save the file.

Then you can use the "complete" AVI file and burn to a DVD-Video. To do that you could use a tool such as DVD Flick. DVD Flick may even be able to burn a *.avi.part file direct too since it uses FFmpeg to encode anyway (haven't tried that though).

Arite.