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simon33333 All-Star Supporter
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828 Posts
9/09
Posted - Mar 6 2012 : 3:10PM
H folks, Do i need software to copy "VideoBox" material(which they allow you to copy) to a dvd+R in my E-drive after downloading? Iam so new at this.
In advance , thank u. Simon
Harri Patel
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5110 Posts
3/03
Posted - Mar 6 2012 : 4:59PM
ImgBurn is good, free disc-burning software.
ninja1
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1/08
Posted - Mar 6 2012 : 5:30PM
Practically all factory-built computers come with some type of DVD burning software already installed.
Edited by - ninja1 on 3/6/2012 6:28:19 PM
simon33333 All-Star Supporter
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9/09
Posted - Mar 6 2012 : 7:05PM
I saw and option when i right click to send the video to the e-drive, iam guesssing something could happen there. I know that the HP has its own center with a icon of a flame but the video does not show up on that site, i have some homework ahead of me. Thanks for the input, Simon.
simon33333 All-Star Supporter
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828 Posts
9/09
Posted - Mar 6 2012 : 7:08PM
I looked it over briefly. I will take it under advisement. Thank u for letting me know about this site. I appreciate it. I wish u well.
 
Robert
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12/06
Posted - Mar 6 2012 : 9:19PM
The first (and vital) step is to determine the format of the video file that is stored on your E: drive you want to burn to a DVD+R.
Then you can determine what software you need for burning.
I assume your goal is to produce a DVD+R that will play on your DVD player.
BYOB_Kenobi
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2684 Posts
8/09
Posted - Mar 7 2012 : 1:09AM
Harri is right. I've been using ImgBurn and it's a good burning program, plus it's free.
ninja1
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Posted - Mar 7 2012 : 9:44AM
IMO this is the most important unanswered question. What is OP's goal? To archive the files for safekeeping? To play the files on a standalone DVD player? Which DVD player? Some dvd players can play avi, mpeg, mp4, etc files directly from a filelist, so no need to author a DVD in the traditional sense.
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