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W. eWatson
Win 7
Any recommendations for a program to convert/write flv file to a DVD?
Any recommendations for a program to convert/write flv file to a DVD?
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mick
Win 7
elements.
Or just download the Free Youtube to DVD part
http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/index.htm
Download and install the whole suite, there are a lot of usefulAny recommendations for a program to convert/write flv file to a DVD?
elements.
Or just download the Free Youtube to DVD part
http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/index.htm
M
mick
Win 7
being installed, nothing nasty but browser toolbars and changing your
homepage is not what everyone wants.
meant to say, be careful installing above, in that you check what isDownload and install the whole suite, there are a lot of useful elements.
Or just download the Free Youtube to DVD part
http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/index.htm
being installed, nothing nasty but browser toolbars and changing your
homepage is not what everyone wants.
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pjp
I use Any Video Concerter to first convert flv files to avi (I convertWin 7
Any recommendations for a program to convert/write flv file to a DVD?
everything to XVID/MP3 partially because I have stand alone dvd players
that'll play them) which I then use in Nero Vision to create normal
movie dvds.
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richard
what if the flv is on my machine?Download and install the whole suite, there are a lot of useful
elements.
Or just download the Free Youtube to DVD part
http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/index.htm
these programs generally only allow conversions from youtube.
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richard
http://www.hamstersoft.com/free-video-converterWin 7
Any recommendations for a program to convert/write flv file to a DVD?
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Paul
There are likely extensive threads already written on the subject.W. eWatson said:Win 7
Any recommendations for a program to convert/write flv file to a DVD?
http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/202228-How-to-convert-flv-(flash-video)-to-avi-or-mpg
Since the providers of videos, go out of their way to prevent conversion,
never expect this process to be error free (or good quality). You might
find a tool to do the conversion, but lose too much quality in the process.
Paul
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W. eWatson
Yes, that's a very good site. Next on my travels.There are likely extensive threads already written on the subject.
http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/202228-How-to-convert-flv-(flash-video)-to-avi-or-mpg
Since the providers of videos, go out of their way to prevent conversion,
never expect this process to be error free (or good quality). You might
find a tool to do the conversion, but lose too much quality in the process.
Paul
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W. eWatson
What about VLC? I'm using non-blue ray disks. Each flv file is one hourWin 7
Any recommendations for a program to convert/write flv file to a DVD?
long.
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W. eWatson
So much for that idea. It's only a player.What about VLC? I'm using non-blue ray disks. Each flv file is one hour
long.
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Ted
The best would be Convertxtodvd but it is not free.W. eWatson said:Win 7
Any recommendations for a program to convert/write flv file to a DVD?
http://download.cnet.com/ConvertXtoDVD/3000-2194_4-10341695.html
Ted
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Ian Jackson
On an XP machine, I've used DVD Flick to make a DVD movie out of aW. eWatson said:Win 7
Any recommendations for a program to convert/write flv file to a DVD?
series of YouTube FLVs. It was some time ago, and I think you also need
ImgBurn to do the actual burn.
http://www.dvdflick.net/
http://www.imgburn.com/
M
mick
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Jaypie
"W. eWatson" a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion :
[email protected]...
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May I suggest that you try Freemake Video Downloader which
gives you the opportunity to download and choose the format
you want before starting the download and it's free.
You will find it here :
http://www.freemake.com/
Jaypie
[email protected]...
So much for that idea. It's only a player.What about VLC? I'm using non-blue ray disks. Each flv file is one hour
long.
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May I suggest that you try Freemake Video Downloader which
gives you the opportunity to download and choose the format
you want before starting the download and it's free.
You will find it here :
http://www.freemake.com/
Jaypie
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Kenny Cargill
I use Complete YouTube Saver, it's free and can save in different formats
and quality.
Kenny Cargill
"Ian Jackson" wrote in message
series of YouTube FLVs. It was some time ago, and I think you also need
ImgBurn to do the actual burn.
http://www.dvdflick.net/
http://www.imgburn.com/
and quality.
Kenny Cargill
"Ian Jackson" wrote in message
On an XP machine, I've used DVD Flick to make a DVD movie out of aW. eWatson said:Win 7
Any recommendations for a program to convert/write flv file to a DVD?
series of YouTube FLVs. It was some time ago, and I think you also need
ImgBurn to do the actual burn.
http://www.dvdflick.net/
http://www.imgburn.com/
E
Evan Platt
Did you even bother looking at the link provided?what if the flv is on my machine?
these programs generally only allow conversions from youtube.
The software provided - Free Studio, will do just what's needed.
I
Ian Jackson
Kenny said:"Ian Jackson" wrote in message
In message <[email protected]>, W. eWatson
But does it burn to a 'normal' video DVD.I use Complete YouTube Saver, it's free and can save in different
formats and quality.
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choro
What a lousy video. in VLC go to the menu Media. Convert and just followno its not, it will convert
through. It is as simple as that. And don't forget when you name the
output to key in the dot extension.
So, VLC will indeed convert but a 10 min video takes 10 min to convert.
I suspect it saves it from the sound card in real time.
Whereas Free Studio will do it literally in seconds. It *is* a very fast
converter. --
choro
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choro
I'll second that. I am extremely happy with Free Studio. Does everythingDid you even bother looking at the link provided?
The software provided - Free Studio, will do just what's needed.
and is extremely easy and logical to use to boot. And as I pointed out
elsewhere on this thread, it is also extremely fast.
And please can we have recommendations based *not on experience with
just one program* but at least based on experience having used at least
two different similar programs. Otherwise recommendations mean nothing.
A sheepshagger who has never been with a woman will obviously recommend
that you shag sheep too.--
choro
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mick
Well, further up the thread Free Studio was my recommendation.What a lousy video. in VLC go to the menu Media. Convert and just follow
through. It is as simple as that. And don't forget when you name the output
to key in the dot extension.
So, VLC will indeed convert but a 10 min video takes 10 min to convert. I
suspect it saves it from the sound card in real time.
Whereas Free Studio will do it literally in seconds. It *is* a very fast
converter. --
choro
*****
As for the video, it was just a pointer lousy or not to prove the point
that VLC, WILL do what the OP wants.
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