I have some music videos I'd like to record as DVD to watch on TV. Is there a specific format I should convert them to? I don't have DVD in my computer so a friend of mine tried, but the DVD was no good. What can I do?
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The videos MUST be in MPEG-2 (The Current Standard For DVD) If your friend has a DVD BURNER he should also have a program that will Encode / Convert the video. If not he will need a program like NERO Burning ROM or Adaptec EZ Media Creator. If your videos are not more than 20 - 30 Mins. each and you have a CD burner these same programs will make a VCD (Video CD) Or SVCD (Super Video CD) that will play in MOST DVD players today.
Hope This Helps.
Good-Luck!!
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