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How to burn show recorded using Windows Media Center (Vista Ultimate) to DVD, when file too large for DVD?

Asked by sah18 in General Multi-Media Software, Video Editing, Windows Vista

I have recorded a tv special using Windows Media Center from my Vista Ultimate computer.  However, when I try using the Burn to DVD feature from within Windows Media Center, it says that the recording is too large to fit on a DVD (just over 2 hours, because i recorded a couple minutes before and after, just to be safe).   I tried allowing it to burn the DVD at a lower quality to "squeeze" it onto the dvd, but it turned out really back (audio out of sync with the video, etc), so I don't want to do that.  Is there another way to burn this to dvd -- perhaps half on one dvd and half on another --- or is there a way to trim off the few extra minutes before and after the recording, so that it will fit?  I also own Ulead Movie Factory, but it appears that it doesn't work with the Windows Media Center recorded format (dvr-ms).  Also, is it possible to record in a different format than dvr-ms, because then I could use Ulead software to make these edits?
Thanks for your suggestions!
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