Burning movies to DVD's

[Doublebase]

What do you use? I have AVI files on my computer that I want to burn to DVD. Having a hard time finding a good program to do this for me. Any suggestions?

 

[DOMS]

Why would you want to do that? So you can watch them on your TV?

Get a Boxee Box instead. You can stream them from your PC instead of wasting time with burning. Plus it has other features.

 

[Doublebase]

Why would you want to do that? So you can watch them on your TV?

Get a Boxee Box instead. You can stream them from your PC instead of wasting time with burning. Plus it has other features.

I don't watch that many dvds. My kid does though. I just downloaded some kid shows and wanted to burn them to dvd for him. I want to be able to throw them into my dvd player and watch them on tv.

 

[DOMS]

I don't watch that many dvds. My kid does though. I just downloaded some kid shows and wanted to burn them to dvd for him. I want to be able to throw them into my dvd player and watch them on tv.

If you get the Boxee, you can watch your movies on the TV too and not have DVDs cluttering up your living room.

 

[Doublebase]

If you get the Boxee, you can watch your movies on the TV too and not have DVDs cluttering up your living room.

I don't want to buy another gadget though. I just want to make a couple dvds. That device looks cool but I just don't watch enough tv to spend the money.

 

[DOMS]

Oh, and to answer your original post, try DVD Shrink. It's primary purpose is to rip DVDs, but I believe it has a function to create them, too.

 

[DOMS]

I don't want to buy another gadget though. I just want to make a couple dvds. That device looks cool but I just don't watch enough tv to spend the money.

So, you're not going to take my advice.

Fine then! See if I ask for your advice the next time I need help with my Real Doll!

 

[LAM]

What do you use? I have AVI files on my computer that I want to burn to DVD. Having a hard time finding a good program to do this for me. Any suggestions?

I just used a trial version of this a couple of hours ago..the output has a watermark on it but it looks like a good buy. I'm going to try it a couple more times before I purchase.

How to burn MP4 to a DVD and play MP4 videos on a DVD player?

 

[x~factor]

DVDFAB.

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[DiGiTaL]

Why would you want to do that? So you can watch them on your TV?

Get a Boxee Box instead. You can stream them from your PC instead of wasting time with burning. Plus it has other features.

Can you elaborate on this device a little bit more in lamen's terms. Amazon's too much to read.

 

[DOMS]

Can you elaborate on this device a little bit more in lamen's terms. Amazon's too much to read.

It's a media server. It can stream videos from websites such as YouTube and College Humor. You can browse the web and play anything you can find straight to your TV.

You can also plug any USB or flash storage device into it and play media files on the device. You can also have it connect over your local network to another computer and play files from there.

It supports 1080p. It's also support Netflix HD.

The remote has a full keyboard on it.

It has a great media library manager.

The thing kicks ass.

 

[MyK]

nero if you want to author the files. If your dvd player has DIVX then just burn the avi files to the disc and your dvd player will read them.

or if you tv has a usb it will run the avi files from a usb

 

[DiGiTaL]

It's a media server. It can stream videos from websites such as YouTube and College Humor. You can browse the web and play anything you can find straight to your TV.

You can also plug any USB or flash storage device into it and play media files on the device. You can also have it connect over your local network to another computer and play files from there.

It supports 1080p. It's also support Netflix HD.

The remote has a full keyboard on it.

It has a great media library manager.

The thing kicks ass.

Thanks man I've been searching for something like this. Going to have to invest in getting one.

 

[stylus187]

Download, Nero Burner, Drag your file from burned area to desktop. Drag the new dvd burned rip into nero, from desktop. It dosent get much easier.

 

[x~factor]

It's a media server. It can stream videos from websites such as YouTube and College Humor. You can browse the web and play anything you can find straight to your TV.

You can also plug any USB or flash storage device into it and play media files on the device. You can also have it connect over your local network to another computer and play files from there.

It supports 1080p. It's also support Netflix HD.

The remote has a full keyboard on it.

It has a great media library manager.

The thing kicks ass.

Isn't this the same as having XBox360 or PS3 with network connections?

 

[DOMS]

Isn't this the same as having XBox360 or PS3 with network connections?

I'm not really familiar with either of those in relation to playing media files. However, the Boxee is made solely for that purpose. It's way more than just a browser.

Do the consoles have a keyboard? Can they play files on network shares? Do they catalog all the media they find with a slick-ass system? Can they play files off USB and flash devices?

I'm pretty sure that those consoles do have Netflix HD.

If they can do all that, then yeah, I guess there the same. But I don't own a consoles, so I don't know.

 

[DiGiTaL]

All the consoles do is play DVD/BluRay discs. And controlling a movie with a game controller is just too childish.