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Video tutorials to DVD

by rapheek Jun 5, 2007 11:18PM PDT

Hi everyone,

Recently I purchased 2 CDs of Dreamweaver 8 tutorials from lynda.com. My question is : is there any way I can convert them and put them in one DVD instead of leaving them in the CDs so that I can watch them on TV? If yes, what software does that?

My best regards.

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Probably Yes.. As To Which Software..

by Grif Thomas Former Forum moderator Jun 6, 2007 2:24PM PDT

...will work best, you'll need to confirm which file extensions the tutorials are created in by exploring the tutorial CD's, then find a re-encoder program which will convert those files types to DVD format. You'll also need a DVD burner of course. Not knowing the exact file extensions you're referring to, as long as they're not "flash" files, you should be able to convert them to DVD by using common DVD burning programs like Roxio or Nero.. Both have such conversion software for a variety of file types like .avi, mpeg, .mov, etc. There are lots of other good coverters as well.

Hope this helps.

Grif

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