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Anybody use program caleld "Burn"

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I was told this could change format of disk and burn it. I was told this by the apple store when I asked if it's possible to take a real player format and change it to a format compatible for a regular dvd. Anybody know if this is accurate? and how I do this
 
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I actually started using this application not long ago, I've come to enjoy it quite allot, it has the abilities to make SVCD's, DVD's, and VCD's, you just go to the video tab, and name the disk what you would like, choose the format you want to burn it in, and then you add the media you want to be burnt to the disk, it'll encode it and burn it. I'm not sure about real format though. I've never tried it.

.... Just tried it, it'll give you a warning about the file being incompatible, it'll then ask you if you'd like to convert it to mpeg, say yes and choose the destination where you'd like burn to save the converted file, it'll then add it to the burn list once it has finished converting the file. You then can burn it like any normal disk.
 
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Incredible finally I can watch these files somewhere besides my computer!!
If you can answer the following question I'll be the happiest person on earth, is there a way to add an attractive dvd menu to it? Not using I dvd.
 
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Fantastic!! LEt me try this baby out, in the past the Quicktime files I had arent formatted correctly for idvd but this might fix it.
 

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