
Originally Posted by
MohandasKGanja
If you have a blank DVD and your video files with you, it's that easy.
I know this is a super-obvious question, but you do have a DVD burner in your laptop?
Here is the other thing - some traditional DVD players play only DVD-R, while some play DVD+R. Some play both. You should make sure you know what formats your DVD player can handle.
Also, after you burn the DVD, test it and see if the video and audio are okay. If not, what you have to do is burn a new DVD, but this time click the "single pass encoding" text and then select "two pass encoding". It will take longer but eliminate most audio/video problems.
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