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More info?)
That is very helpful, George. Thank you.
"George Ellis" wrote:
> MM can export Movies as DV-AVI in the Other Settings category when you save
> the movie to My Computer. From there, there are many DVD creation
> applications that you can buy off of the shelf. The caveat is that they
> must have the ability to convert to MPEG2. I believe even Nero 6 has a menu
> designer and compression tool (It has Recode, so it has the compression tool
> for MPEG2).
>
> I recommend you go to videohelp.com and check out the guides there. As you
> move into DVD Authoring, there will be questions that you have that are
> probably already answered there. BTW, in Tools section, look for DVD
> Authoring. Off the Shelf apps that convert DV-AVI (AVI) to MPEG2/DVD start
> at around $40. There are some freeware things, but the MPEG encoder/decoder
> requires a licensing fee, so you will not normally find it for free.
>
> "Jim Nolin" <Jim Nolin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:91B2E354-DF0B-4CE9-B243-4EB6B99981D2@microsoft.com...
> > For DVDs that are created using Movie maker 9.0, what programs can be used
> to
> > play the movie?
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