DVD BURNING SOFTWARE PLEASE HELp !!!!?

Question

I REALLY WANT TO MAKE A DVD OF ALL MY FAVOURITE YOUTUBE VIDEOS BUT LAST TIME I MADE ONE USING WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER IT SAID INVALID DISK I WANT TO MAKE A MOVIE THE SAME WAY BIG COMPANYS DO SO I CAN PLAY IT ON MY PORTABLE DVD PLAYER

Answer 1

you can convert avi to dvd, use Total Video2Dvd Author,

features:
1). easy convert avi and other popular video format(*.xvid, *.divx, *.3gp, *.mp4, *.mpg, *.mkv, *.ogm, *.ts, *.rmvb, *.rm, *.mov, *.wmv etc.) to dvd
2). support dvd menu with background music,
3). download youtube video and burn it to dvd,
4). easy to use.

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Answer 2

First and foremost you'll need a DVD recorder on your computer. Now there's alot of different kinds of software out there for recording CD's and DVD 's so depending on what type and format of DVD burner you happen to get chances are you should end up with Roxio ( Spelled something like that. ) or Nero and you'll be able to record your CD's and DVD's using that software. I'll list a few websites where you can shop around for a good deal as well as a great software link you can check out as well. I've used both but like Nero the best. As for lightscribe that software should be included in the Nero or Roxio demo disc that comes with the DVD burner. Last make sure your home and portable CD player / DVD player can handle your format where you make CD's and movies off your computer some will and some won't.

Answer 3

First, Please refrain from using all Capital Letters when posting. Using all capital letters is considered to be screaming, in computer ediquite.
Now if you want to make proffesional quality you need the software to be able to do it.
Roxio's Toast-8
One thing to remember your video's all must be the same format and in the same folder to burn them and play them.
You simply can not mix and match different video formats and expect them to work.
Here is a link that can and will help you to understand..
http://www.videohelp.com/dvd
Scroll down through this link and it will give you so much information it may be a little overwhelming to those not familiar with Video.