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As scotchy19 said, Nero (the newer versions) will convert and burn your movies. It is very easy to use and costs maybe $70-100 USD. Personally, I have very high standards and was not satisfied with the results that Nero produced. However, many people are satisfied with the program, and I am not against you trying it (especially if you want something easy). I use Nero only for burning.

If you want to try an even better product (although it is a bit harder to use), I would recommend TMPGEnc Plus version 2.5 (costs around $60). This program, however, will not burn DVDs, so you will still need a burning program like Nero. It produces very high quality, and there are many guides available to assist in its use. It takes a bit of practice to get really good at using the program.

If you want the easiest way out, you can buy a DVD player that will play AVI movies with no conversion at all. I bought one for about $30. Look for the DivX logo. The downside to this method is that sometimes the movies appear quite small (slightly smaller than a widescreen movie). Some are so small that I wouldn't watch them (if it looks really small on your computer, it will look really small on your TV). If you convert and then burn, you can resize the movies a bit. (I'm not sure if you can do this with Nero).

Finally, I will recommend that you purchase high quality media to burn your movies to. Top picks include Verbatim and Sony disks. DVD+R may be more preferable to DVD-R, and not all players will play DVDRW. You will have to check the specs on your DVD player.

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P.S. See if you can find instructions for your computer software on the internet. Without knowing what programs you have, I'm not sure what programs you may need.
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Thanks for all the great advice.

Now, this is going to sound really...um.....dumb...BUT

I can not click and move the file from LimeWire to the converting program or to Nero!

In fact - I can't find many of the files I've downloaded - but know they must be somewhere because they do get moved to Real Player if I hit the scan for media line.

HELP!!!
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In the limewire library, click on a file and select 'explore' in the bottom left corner of the screen. The folder that contains the file should open.

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This should help....It's a step by step walk through...
http://www.gnutellaforums.com/tips-t...7-premium.html
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Thanks so much for your generosity in helping!

The directions say it takes about 2 hours to burn a DVD - say I want to burn a TV series which has 12 episodes. Do you know if more than one will go onto a single DVD?
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Nero will actually tell you whether it will fit and what the quality would be like...

Personally I would go for maybe 3 or 4 episodes on the 1 dvd...The more you try and cram on the crapier the picture and sound quality will be...
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