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Trouble burning a DVD

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I downloaded a couple episodes of a show I missed and I wanted to burn them to a DVD so I could watch them on TV.

They are .avi files and I burned them using Toast. When I put the DVD in the DVD player, it played sort of..it was black and white and was all messed up...I can't really describe it... The sound and everything was alright and i could go through the menu alright.
 

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