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Old 03-18-2013, 06:48 PM   #1
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burning youtube videos onto dvds?

is there a way to rip youtube videos and burn them onto dvds so they will play in dvd players?
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Yup,it's super easy.


download Internet Download Manager: the fastest download accelerator "you'll need the paid version"
Then,install it,go youtube...click the HD video one,there's a small box in the top right corner that will say "Download Video"...click the 720p,1080p,ect video & it will download it..close browser window while it downloads on the manager program..

next,you need ConvertXtoDVD - AVI to DVD Video Converter to burn on DVD "again,you'll need to find the paid version somewhere"..


drop and drag all your video files in this program & it's pretty much basic,it'll take some time to convert these files to vob with a menu depending how fast your computer is,the program supports i7 CPU...then after it's all said & done,it will automatically burn to dvd once it's done converting so have your dvd-r in the drive ahead of time.

you can also customize your menu & change it's name by clicking in the text box where your video files are in the convertxtoDvd
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