once i have downloaded a file converter program how do i convert them to burn to dvd?
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if you're trying to burn AVIs, MPEGs, etc. to a video DVD usually the procedure is (1) convert movie file to a DVD format files then (2) burn those onto a DVD using your burning software (nero, roxio, etc.). some programs will allow you to select a movie file then convert and burn in one session. have you even try to run the proggie you've downloaded?\n\nbut remeber, converting movies to DVD take ALOT of time. i reccomend everyone to just buy a DVD player that plays AVIs, MPEGs, etc. straight from computer files - the cost under $80. it saves you a lot of time.
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if you already have a dvd burning program on your computer, all you need to do is put a dvd-r or whatever into the disk drive, and just follow the onscreen instructions on your dvd program. you should be good to go.
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Use ImTOO Mpeg Encoder for converting any kind of files to any other. Well u cant burn Media Player Files as DVD. DVD used to hav different format, its called (.vob). U can even convert any files to vob using ImTOO mpeg encoder. Best way to burn dvds is to use any special software made to do this. U can use Nero, Ulead Disk Creator and WinDVD creator for this.\n\n\nNeo
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Your best option would be to extract each .iso/.bin file to a folder on a hard drive, then burn a DVD with the contents of both folders. It would be more sensible to keep them in their corresponding folders so you can remember which is which.\n\nAlternatively, you can mount the .iso/.bin images using a program called Daemon Tools (http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/announcements.php) and then access the files even though they're burnt onto the DVD as images.
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You need to get a burning software like Nero or CloneDVD to burn that to a DVD so you can watch it on any DVD player.\n\n\nUpdated:\nIf you have Nero, then use Nero's Burn a DVD Video feature and drag those files and folders exactly as is into the program.  Read the instruction for more details.
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I use AVS Video Converter.  It can covert most formats of video files to a DVD player compatable one.  I don't know how much it costs (I didn't get mine one of the most legal ways)\n\n\n*cough*try downloading it off Ares or LimeWire.  Make sure you get a serial number with it*cough*
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I don't know of any direct converters.  But, there is a way to get it to that format through intermediate steps.  Both applications I mention are free.\n\n1) Get DVD Decrypter (or another DVD ripper).  Then, make sure you set DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD program to a single MPEG file (rather than multiple files it uses by default).  Be sure to rip only one video and one audio stream.  The MP4 format only supports one of each (especially on devices like the iPod or the PSP).  Do not rip any captioning streams (they are not supported). \n2) Get PSP Video 9 (which includes FFMPEG  and has a nice GUI interface) and use this application to convert the resulting ripped MPEG file to MP4.\n\nNote: You will need between 6-8GB of space to store the ripped MPEG file.  You may also need an additional 6-8GB of space to store the full sized MP4 file.\n\nInside PSP Video 9, you will need to create a profile that's of the same height x width as the original MPEG file.  But, once you create a profile and save it, you can use it again and again.  The resulting MP4 you create will be playable in Quicktime or any other MP4 player capable of playing that resolution.\n\nIf you are targeting the MP4 to a smaller device (phone, iPod or PSP), then you will need to create a profile that fits with the resolution of the destination device.\n\nYou will have to use Yahoo or Google to find a copy of DVD Decrypter.  However, you can get PSP Video 9 at http://www.pspvideo9.com\n\nGood luck.
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An excellent site to look for the type of program that you require is http://www.download.com  (Type MPEG to DVD in the search box and press Enter, or, if you're sure this is the program for you, enter the name DVDBuilder 2.7)\n\nOn about the fourth page in, I found DVDBuilder v2.7.  I've never used it, but it claims to "Convert DVDs out of MPEG files".\n\nGive it a try and see what you think.\n\nBTW, most of the files I found listed are Shareware, meaning you have to pay for them if you find them useful, but there may be other programs in pages further on.  It says there are 393 pages of 10 items per page (up to 3,930), so that should give you something to do.\n\nBest of luck.\n\nI hope it does it for you.\n\nAdditional Info: I've just installed DVDBuilder v2.7, but it only deals with MPEG-2 files.  I don't know if this is what you've got.  Sorry.
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You need one of those rm convertors, go to\nhttp://www.download.com\nand search for "Video convertors", "Rm convertors" or somthing like these. and you will find a lot of programs there.
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Or use ConvertXtoDVD. Good program for converting anything (AVI, MPG, WMV, etc.) to DVD format.
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There is a program called DVD Santa, as well as other programs that will convert dvd files to video files. You can get a free trial of DVD Santa to try it out. Otherwise, you can type into your search: convert dvd into video, free software download. There are also other programs you can use, such as DVD to AVI & DVD to MPEG. Hope this helps. Bye
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You're going to need some DVD burning software. Some should have come with the computer or DVD burner. Look in your start menu->all programs for something like MyDVD or Nero or Roxio. If you don't find anything then look through the disks that came with the computer or DVD burner for the same program names and install it.
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Since it's not copy protected, this is VERY EASY. Simply make a folder on your hard drive and then copy the contents of your DVD into this folder. Then using an application that burns DVD-Video (such as Nero) create a compilation and then drag the contents of VIDEO_TS into the VIDEO_TS folder in your "DVD-Video" compilation and then burn the disc. To reiterate, make sure you create a DVD-Video compilation, not a DVD-ISO/UDP/Boot disc, etc. Most burning software will check the compilation to make sure that it is DVD-Video compliant and let you know if there are any problems with compatibility.
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You need to convert them - try http://www.ePodSupport.com .  Skip Step 2 and do not download DVD Shrink if you already have the files.
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Search for DVD Santa or WinAVI, both will convert files to DVD format...
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use a descpiter program and send it to your hard drive and then send it to a dvd.
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There are Several programs out there to Rip DVD's\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=vob+to+dvd\nhttp://www.tomdownload.com/dvd_converter.htm