Burning videos purchased in iTunes to DVD?

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Posted by l�cid on Nov-12-2006 00:50:

Burning videos purchased in iTunes to DVD?

it says in the help for iTunes that it is not possible to burn the videos purchased via their service to DVD - anyone know of a workaround?

Posted by mezzir on Nov-12-2006 00:54:

is it some weird itunes format like how their music is m4a or a normal avi/mpg/wmv etc?
if its a normal one you can always use something like nero, they got some options for burning movies to dvds (idk if it comes with menus and shit or w/e)
if its an itunes format...you're fucked

Posted by Dj_Skez on Nov-12-2006 00:59:

This could be the solution, are your Ipod videos M4v by any chance?

I've heard good things about this program, here's the link.

http://www.topvideopro.com/burn-dvd/dvd-creator.htm

Posted by l�cid on Nov-12-2006 01:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Dj_Skez
This could be the solution, are your Ipod videos M4v by any chance?

I've heard good things about this program, here's the link.

http://www.topvideopro.com/burn-dvd/dvd-creator.htm

yep, they're M4V. thanks for the link! i'll try that program.

Posted by Dj_Skez on Nov-12-2006 01:45:

no prob

Posted by jdat on Nov-12-2006 02:24:

if it's DRMd it may be tricky

Posted by chris harrington on Nov-12-2006 02:57:

itunes formats ftl

Posted by Jarvmeister on Nov-12-2006 17:49:

Once you work it out it you'll wonder why you bothered.

To play an Itunes vid on a proper TV will look like the most blocky video, much worse than some of the vids you see on youtube.

Not worth the effort, trust me.

Jarv

Posted by Omega_M on Nov-12-2006 22:49:

I don't think you can do it. I downloaded a few files from Napster and they were in WMA DRM protected format. I wanted to convert them to MP3 but couldn't do it.