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Creating a dvd from an avi file

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Are there any easy programs for creating dvd's for a mac. I used to use xilisoft on my dell and it was very easy. All I had to do was add the avi file and click on the "burn" button and it converted it to VOB or whatever file it needed to be and then put it on to the dvd. I tried idvd, but it looked complicated. Thanks
 
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The best paid app by far is Toast from Roxio

If you dont want to pay anything then the open source burn is very capable, make sure that whatever avi you have can play in Quicktime first

Burn - Home
 

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