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  1. 9th Dec 2013 20:27 #1
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    Do you know any dvd creator that support flv( flash video file) file?
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    Have you tried AVSToDVD?
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    Originally Posted by manono View Post
    Have you tried AVSToDVD?
    No, but does not seem to be a DVD creator software
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    What kind of dvd creator are you looking for then? Create complex menus? DVDStyler or Tmpgenc authoring works might work.
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    Originally Posted by 1234567 View Post
    Originally Posted by manono View Post
    Have you tried AVSToDVD?
    No, but does not seem to be a DVD creator software
    I am looking for a DVD creator that you put the flv file and the software create the DVD disk burned based on this flv file. I tried DVD Santa but no results. Thanks
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    Originally Posted by 1234567 View Post
    No, but does not seem to be a DVD creator software
    That's exactly what it is. From Baldrick's beginner's guide for its use:
    With the free AVSTODVD you can convert most of your video files to standard DVD-Video that will work on most standalone DVD Players.
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    AVSTODVD supports most formats like avi, mp4, mkv, flv.
    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/353284-AVStoDVD-beginners-guide-Any-video-to-DVD-Video
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    Avstodvd does that.

    If it fails can you try convertxtodvd or the free freemake video converter.
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