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Burn TV shows to DVD
Whether you're downloading video files or recording from a tuner card, building up a collection of TV shows is easy. Now, we'll show you how to archive your saved shows by burning them onto DVD. What the editors say
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Keep the quality.
Because DVDs have much higher capacities than writable CDs, you'll be able to back up your videos at better quality settings. Why compromise?2
Save space.
Video files tend to be hard drive hoggers; by archiving your shows to DVD, you'll free up the space you need to keep recording new stuff.3
Save money.
Sure, you can buy practically any show on DVD these days. But why shell out the cash when you can build your own collection? What you say
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