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Converting .mov file to DVD-playable
I'm using a free version of video converter for converting a Quicktime .mov file into something that can be played on a DVD player (AVS Video Converter 8.3).
It works for simple .mov videos I've taken with my camera. However, I'm receiving an error when I try to convert a more complicated file. The error reads '‘Access violation at address 0DFB2112 in module ‘AVSQuickTimeFile3.dll’. Read of address 0000000.'.
In this file, I've pasted together multiple clips into a single .mov file (some videos, some music slideshows built in Quicktime Pro, etc)
If a 'quick fix' doesn't come to mind, perhaps you can refer another software package (freeware preferably, but not absolutely necessary) for converting .mov files to DVD-playable.
Thank you!
It works for simple .mov videos I've taken with my camera. However, I'm receiving an error when I try to convert a more complicated file. The error reads '‘Access violation at address 0DFB2112 in module ‘AVSQuickTimeFile3.dll’. Read of address 0000000.'.
In this file, I've pasted together multiple clips into a single .mov file (some videos, some music slideshows built in Quicktime Pro, etc)
If a 'quick fix' doesn't come to mind, perhaps you can refer another software package (freeware preferably, but not absolutely necessary) for converting .mov files to DVD-playable.
Thank you!
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Thanks to all the responders. I tried each and they all worked in they're various ways (had a little challenge finding DVD Maker in Windows 8 though.)
Thanks again, much appreciated!
Thanks again, much appreciated!