what program can i use to convert my download dvd movies to play in my home dvd player?
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That is not an easy question to answer.  There are a lot of things to consider here.  If it is a VIDEO_TS folder that needs to be burned, I use Nero...  \n\nBUT there is a wonderful site that can help at www.videohelp.com.  They have loads of tutorials that can help you.
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You can use Nero to 'burn the image file to disc' (its in the copy and backup section). From there, it should work on your DVD player
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It is entirely possible to play an .ISO file of a DVD on a computer.  One free program to do so is called "Video LAN", and is available for download at:\nhttp://www.videolan.org/
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Try dvdshrink, do a search it is a free program.
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You need to convert them - try http://www.ePodSupport.com .  Skip Step 2 and do not download DVD Shrink if you already have the files.
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Try using \nking DVD ripper\nor\npower video converter.
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If your desire is to convert the AVI files to a DVD-related file structure for the purpose of playback on a conventional DVD standalone player, do the following:\n\n1. Convert the AVI/mpeg file(s) to a DVD compliant mpeg-2 file(s) using "TMPGEnc" or "TMPGEnc Plus". Use the DVD template (NTSC or PAL) form the "Project Wizard" to help you accomplish the task.\n\n2. Then use "TMPGEnc DVD Author" (different than "TMPGEnc") to author the newly created mpeg-2 into a DVD-related file structure (.IFO, .BUP, .VOB). As an alternative, you can use "DVDLab" to author as well.\n\n3. If the combined filesize of the project exceeds 4.37 Gig, use "DVD Shrink" or similar transcoding program to compress.\n\n4. Use "Nero" or similar burning program to burn onto a DVD (r, rw) disk.
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You need to install a DVD codec. Most DVD-ROMs include software to playback DVDs, but if yours doesn't, you can get VLC, found at http://www.videolan.org/vlc/\nThis is a great open source DVD/multimedia player, which can play DVDs without a codec. \nIf you want to play DVDs natively in Windows Media Player or other applications, you'll have to get a full-fledged DVD decoder, which costs money. The DVD corporations charge a licensing fee to use their decoder, so you have to pay. There really isn't one best decoder out there, but I've had good success with WinDVD and PowerDVD. Do a search for either and you should be able to find one that will work.
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If you are trying to convert a DVD to MPEGs, see this link:\nhttp://www.dvd-ripper.biz/dvd-to-mpeg.htm
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It all depends... if you want to just burn them on DVD and save them for later viewing thru a COMPUTER then the methods mentioned above should work.\n\nIf you need that DVD to play on your regular dvd player, then it's very very difficult and complicated process.  As the first contributor pointed out, you can go to dvdrhelp.com/videohelp.com to see if there is some free software out there that can convert whatever format these movies you downloaded from the web into a standard DVD video format which is MPEG-2 720x480.  It gets complicated because it depends on the resolution and quality and type of format your movies are in.  If your downloaded movie is of bad quality and resolution, putting it on DVD will look horrible.  Something that looks great on your PC may not look great on your TV as you play that DVD.\n\nLooks for something like converting avi/wmv/mov/mpeg to dvd in the site above
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There are many programs which will do this for you.\nThe one I use is VSO software's convert x to dvd\n\nIt converts almost all source files to dvd - it will even burn the dvd after the conversion process if you let it.\nReal simple operation, and pretty cheap to boot.\nI have no association with VSO, or any related company - it's just great software in my opinion.
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use Cucusoft AVI/MPEG to DVD Converter, or ConvertXtoDVD\nI recommend the first. here's what you should do\n\n1. Download AVI/MPEG to DVD Converter here: http://www.burner-software.com/AVI-to-DVD-Converter/MPEG-AVI-to-DVD-VCD-Converter.html\nIt can convert any video file.. like mpeg and avi to dvd\n\n2. Add or drag-n-drop as many video files as you want\n\n3. Insert blank DVD\n\n4. Click Convert\n\nIt will convert your video files to a dvd format readable by your dvd player, then burn automatically to DVD.\nit is easy to use, fast and it works! you'll love it
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The easiest way is to get a DVD authoring tool. Any one could import flash files.\n\nAnother cheesy way to do it, is to Convert the FLA to AVI (via  file save as).\n\nAfter you have the .avi you can convert it to any format you want by using any conversion tool
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tMPEG\n\nhttp://www.tmpgenc.net/\n\nencodes MPEG1 free for you.  For DVD quailtiy you need MPEG2\n\ntry this guide\n\nhttp://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/avi2dvdr.htm
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you can use windows or anything ..just a dvd app like nero, or drop to dvd wich i find the easiest\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2646-10237061.html\n\nhope that helped
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Hi! I found this wonderful piece of software some time back and think it can solve your problem. If you want to play downloaded (legally please) movies from the internet on your dvd player, you can use this to do it without much hassle or trouble.\n\nIts called ConvertXToDVD, it is a commercial product from VSO software. It converts your movie into the correct format and can even burn it onto your disc for you. Furthermore, it works with a lot of file formats! You can download/find out more about it here:\nhttp://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/\n\nI hope this works for you!
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The easy way: use a package like Nero Vision that takes any format and does all the work.\nThe hard way: transcode it if it's not in mpeg-2 format to mpeg-2, then use a DVD authoring suite to create the DVD. \n\nThere are other programs besides Nero Vision that do all of the work, but it's the first one I could think of.