Burn to a DVD

[Linda]

I created a movie with scanned still photos etc, using
Microsoft Moviemaker 2. I do not have DVD burner. I would
like to create a DVD of this movie, but am unsure how to
do this or what I need in order to do this.

Can you please help me???

Thanks.

 

[tuta]

I created a movie with scanned still photos etc, using
Microsoft Moviemaker 2. I do not have DVD burner. I would
like to create a DVD of this movie, but am unsure how to
do this or what I need in order to do this.

Can you please help me???

Thanks.

Linda,

Well -- a couple of avenues...

1) Buy a DVD burner and install in your machine.
2) Think VCD (assuming you have a CD burner installed) and read on
www.dvdrhelp.com

good luck!

Tuta

 

[Guest]

Linda,

Windows Movie Maker 2 will not burn to a DVD. You will first have to burn to a CD, then, using some other movie making software or DVD burning software transfer from your CD to a DVD. In other words, Microsoft has goofed in not making DVD burning possible.

The big problem is that if your movie is too large to fit on a single CD, you will have to break it up into several parts to make CDs.

I have just run into this problem myself, and came here looking for a solution.

Artist

 

[Dean Rowe [MS]]

Check out PapaJohn's website (http://www.papajohn.org) under the DVD
software section for further info. This following link also has a bit of
information
(http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/moviemaker/learnmore/dvdburn.asp)

 

[Bob [MVP]]

Artist,

There is no need to burn to a CD first, if the ultimate
goal is to burn to a DVD. So there is no need to break
up the movie into several parts to do that.

In Movie Maker, save the movie to your hard drive. Then
use third-party DVD Authoring software to import the movie,
and burn it to a DVD.

-Bob
____________________________
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP Media Center Edition
www.microsoft.com/ehome

Linda,

Windows Movie Maker 2 will not burn to a DVD. You will first have to

burn to a CD, then, using some other movie making software or DVD
burning software transfer from your CD to a DVD. In other words,
Microsoft has goofed in not making DVD burning possible.

The big problem is that if your movie is too large to fit on a single

CD, you will have to break it up into several parts to make CDs.