I have used Prism
<http://www.nchsoftware.com/software/video.html>successfully to do
this. I haven't done it enough to label it tried and
true, but I have been pleased with the results every time I convert movies
with Prism from NCH Software (I use other products of theirs as well).
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 9:33 AM, Patricia Moser <moserp@sidwell.edu> wrote:
> Speaking of video production software... does anyone have a free, sure
> fire method for converting a Movie Maker video into a video DVD that
> will play on regular DVD players? The solution will need to run on
> either XP or Vista. We've tried a couple of solutions recommended by
> various web sites, but they did not work. I'm looking for something
> tried and true. If it can't be done with free software, is there a
> particular program you recommend for purchase? Thanks all.
> Patt
>
> Patt Moser, Director of Information Services and Upper School Head
> Librarian
> Sidwell Friends School
> 3825 Wisconsin Ave. NW
> Washington DC 20016
> Office: 202-537-8164
> Mobile: 202-595-4941
> moserp@sidwell.edu
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