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copying a video file to dvd
want2bmortgage3
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for example i've created an avi video file now on the pc, but i want to burn it to a dvd, so it will play on any dvd player.. anyone know what s/w i will need and the easiest way to do it?
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I've used DVD Flick to do this before.. pretty easy to use0
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Have a read at this, should sort you out
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1499701&highlight=video+dvd0 -
ConvertX for me - excellent piece of software.2026: £125, CD, AirFryer
2025: 3xBluRay, £800, Book, CD, Beanie, Gloves, IceScraper
2024: £125, 3xCD, 2xBooks, BluRay, 1 Vinyl, Game,
2023: Garment Bag, Perfume, £100,TortillaChips,Rituals Set, Book, BluRay.
Biggest - £1000 cash,£750 cash, Holiday, KenwoodChef, 2xMobiles, Earbuds, Hotel+Gig, Wii, 2xTVs, £500 voucher, Tree(!), Jewellery0 -
excellent i will try those mentioned, thanks0
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