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I need help burning movies please

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hello im new here :)
ok so i ripped my dvds (family stuff i was sent) onto my computer using wondershare and that made them mp4s i believe. so now i want to burn them onto a dvd. i have searched around for programs and what not and nothing seems to be working. i am stuck! ugh. is there a free program or something..anything that i can use that is quick and easy? :D
 
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oh yea i already tried burn and it took hours and when it was done i put it into 3 diff dvd players and it said unable to read blah
 

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Try Burn. For compatibility's sake, burn at the slowest speed. Some DVD players are picky about media brand and burn speed.
 

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OK, that's the best freeware I know of for the Mac, if you want something better check into Roxio's Toast, but it's not free.
 

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I don't believe so, but you can read more about it here.
 

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I use toast all the time to do what you are trying to do and it works fine. One warning though, it does take a while to do the conversion part from AVI, MP4 or whatever to a DVD format before the burn even begins. I would recommend VisualHub but they stopped making it. It's much faster doing the conversion.
 
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It takes a long, long time to render video for burning to a DVD. Hours
 

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