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Burning DVD's using Toast 7

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Hi guys and gals,
sorry to be a pain and asking basic questions but I'm completely new to the Mac world (3 weeks new to be precise).

How can I download a movie and burn it to DVD? I've got Toast Titanium 7 and have downloaded an AVI movie but the sound it out of sync with the picture.

Is this something I've done (not done) along the way and how do I rectify it.

Many THanks for sticking with a simpleton.

Tosh
 
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You're not going to get any help with such matters in this forum. The rules prohibit discussions which involve pirating movies, software etc.. It's illegal, and thus puts the forum at risk if such matters are discussed. There are other places on the internet for you to gather such info.
 
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AVI seems to cause issues. I'd convert it to a QuickTime file. Search the forums for that.
 
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Cool thanks guys,
understand Doug b thanks
 

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