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Burning DVD's

Sitec · 2010-11-17 12:17:14

Whats the best software to use for burning DVD videos so I can watch them in the sitting room?:confused: The file types are .AVI

17-11-2010 1:17pm

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Sitec

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Whats the best software to use for burning DVD videos so I can watch them in the sitting room?

The file types are .AVI

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#2 17-11-2010 1:26pm

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I use ConvertXtoDVD 4, Fairly simple to use. I find that I can fit two movies on the one DVD.

http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/

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#3 17-11-2010 1:28pm

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I use Imtoo Avi to DVD.

It's reasonably quick and does the job fine for me.

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#4 17-11-2010 4:23pm

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An alternative might be a 'media player' external disk enclosure, then you won't need to make a DVD for movies you might only watch once. This might depend on the available inputs on your TV though.

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#5 17-11-2010 4:46pm

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I use ConvertXtoDVD 4, Fairly simple to use. I find that I can fit two movies on the one DVD.

Is that with 700mb avi's? What is the quality like?

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