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What's a good app for burning to a DVD
Calhoun [Avatar]
Member Joined: Feb 03, 2018 17:29 Messages: 62 Offline
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Hi all:
I've gotten my first video rendered as an MP4 and all of that went just fine. Now I'm trying to burn that to a DVD.But out of 4 or 5 programs/apps that I've tried to do this with, none of them work. They either don't recognize the mp4 - you know, when you have the file in a folder and you go to it and the program acts as if it's not there at all.

Is it just a case of re-rendering the movie in another format. And if so, then what would that be?
I'm using Win 10.

Thanks for replies
AlanR47
Senior Member Location: Norfolk UK Joined: Dec 08, 2017 05:01 Messages: 151 Offline
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Quote Hi all:
I've gotten my first video rendered as an MP4 and all of that went just fine. Now I'm trying to burn that to a DVD.But out of 4 or 5 programs/apps that I've tried to do this with, none of them work. They either don't recognize the mp4 - you know, when you have the file in a folder and you go to it and the program acts as if it's not there at all.

Is it just a case of re-rendering the movie in another format. And if so, then what would that be?
I'm using Win 10.

Thanks for replies


I use DVDFlick http://www.dvdflick.net/ it works for me - and its free - donations optional if you like it.

Should work with many formats but I use mp4 and thats fine.

Alan.
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Cyberlink's Power 2 Go - of course ! The free version is enough. .
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BarryTheCrab
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Power2Go is my choice, too, but you can burn a DVD/BR within PD. Is there a reason you want to outside PD? HP Envy Phoenix/4thGen i7-4770(4@3.4GHz~turbo>3.9)
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As Barry inferred, I guess you are burning it outside PowerDirector because you want the file on a data disc, rather than a DVD video, right?

Because if you burn an MP4 to a DVD for playback on a standalone player, the video quality will be reduced. DVD video format is MPEG-2.

Try Power2Go Essentials, free download: https://www.cyberlink.com/downloads/trials/power2go-platinum/download_en_AU.html?affid=2581_1269_540

David

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Senior Member Location: The Hartland of Michigan Joined: Feb 05, 2015 16:09 Messages: 205 Offline
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Question;
Why would installing Power2go want to remove WaveEditor and replace it with a trial version of (I believe it was) AudioDirector?
That doesn't make any sense, so I cancelled that part of the install. .
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