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what software do you use to make dvds?

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im after some free software to burn dvds that are compatable with an everyday dvd player. if you could list some decent ones id appritiate it cheers
 
Well windows 7 has Windows DVD Maker and its free as it comes with the OS.
 
Do you mean burning/copying a DVD to DVD? or a file of some type to a DVD?
 
Windows DVD Maker on Vista as well.

But knowing Microsoft, I think you would be better off with commercial software. I felt lucky on Google. Bit stiff with €40, though...
 
sorry i mean dvd files ive of movies ive got. That i want to watch on say my mates dvd player
 
You have a movie file (.mkv .avi .wmp etc.) that you want to watch on a DVD player? Try the Windows DVD Maker. :)
 
Nero get the 30day trial
 
sorry i mean dvd files ive of movies ive got. That i want to watch on say my mates dvd player

If there ISO files or VOB files then get DVD FAB to burn them to disc, its a 30day trial but its awesome, and dam fast. Otherwise get Nero, an older version if you can. I use Nero 2 Express and it does it all as well.

If its a AVI file use ConvertX to DVD, its great also, (loves quad cores) only thing is it isn't free.

All those ^ will let you watch them on ya m8s DVD player.
 
dvdvideosoft free studio?
 
Sothink movie dvd maker.

Its free

And works great.
 
thanks guys i managed to find one thanks for your input
 
convertxtodvd FTW:rockout:

Its awesome hey? Tried this program on a Phenom II 945 and it done the movie in less then 15mins, so quick, love it. Dual cores about 25-30mins, My FX-57 about 35mins, depending on the length of the movie.
 
It's been a while since i have'nt touch that. But i did use Adobe Premiere Elements last time.
 
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