Program for non advertising DVD formatted file > burning.
We have an MP4 video and we need to convert it to DVD format so it can be burned. Ashampoo is good for the burning but it can not seem to find the folder where the video files are located. It shows some as empty when they are not.
We have used Wondershare and iSkyDVD creator but their company name is across the screen since we use the free versions.
We had DVDFab9 and now version 10 and the settings are different it seems.
Any step by step to get the MP4 to DVD format > burning.
Here is a list of common video formats on Any Video Converter which we have used many times. There are dozens of others on the drop down list but most of those target a specific brand, like Apple, Xbox, etc.
We have used Wondershare and iSkyDVD creator but their company name is across the screen since we use the free versions.
We had DVDFab9 and now version 10 and the settings are different it seems.
Any step by step to get the MP4 to DVD format > burning.
Here is a list of common video formats on Any Video Converter which we have used many times. There are dozens of others on the drop down list but most of those target a specific brand, like Apple, Xbox, etc.
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Express did the converting too?
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Free Video Converter
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inputs: MP4, MPEG, ...
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Burning video to DVD or AVCHD DVD
Burn videos to blank DVD disc and play it on any DVD player
Choose DVD video NTSC Movie or PAL Movie according to your TV system. Or you can choose AVCHD 720P Movie(*.m2ts) or AVCHD DVD 1080P Movie(*.m2ts) according to your DVD Player.
With fast burning speed and high output quality, this free DVD creator lets you create a home DVD from any video for play on and standard DVD player or TV with ease!
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Express did the converting too?that's what express does
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So I moved to Express Burn and it accepted the MP4 and it does play on a table top DVD player.
It must have converted the MP4 to VOB before burning?