How do I save my digital cam videos to a DVD?

Question

Ok, here's the thing. I've got a Samsung 7.2 Mega Pixel S760 digital camera and I've taken some video clips and uploaded them to my computer. I want to save them to a DVD but whenever I try to do that, it won't work. I'm trying to save them to a DVD + R (DVD Recordable) which has 4.7 GB of storage on it and 120 minutes. The files I am trying to add are 1.19 GB in total. There are only 3 clips that I want to add on the disc and even if I try to add only 1 of the clips, it still won't let me. What's the problem here and how can I fix it so I am able to save the video clips to the DVD? I want to delete them from my computer itself because they are taking up too much space on the hard drive. HELP! ... 10 points for the best answer, thanks!

Answer 1

If you're just trying to write them as files on a data disk you shouldn't have any problem, as long as your drive is compatible with DVD+R disks and your burning software is configured right.

If you're trying to burn them as a video disk, one that you can throw in a DVD player and watch on your tv say, yeah you'd have a problem there.  You would need to use a piece of DVD composing software to set those clips up as VOB files, create a menu and so on.

Without more detail not much more to tell you

Answer 2

I assume you have a dvd burner.

go to your dvd burner program and

use the program to burn them.

Answer 3

install a free software call DVDFLICK and ditto.

P.S. read the manual.

http://www.dvdflick.net/

http://www.dvdflick.net/guide.php

Answer 4

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