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I just burned a dvd using the following method:

Created a folder. Dragged video into folder. Opened folder. Clicked BURN TO DISK.

my question is... will this video play in a dvd player?

I am using a macbook pro - snow lep.
 
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It depends on the player and the file format for the video.
We need more info really, but I would say it's unlikely.
 
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I think the video needs to be converted into a m2v and aiff/ac3 format and then authored to DVD via an authoring program
 

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