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  1. 14th Dec 2006 19:09 #1
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    ok so im trying to save youtube video to my harddrive so i can burn it to a dvd. I used keepvid to get the video to my hd. Then I attempted to use super to convert it. On the tutorial it shows that after it converts it, the new file is next to the old one in the folder. thats not happening for me. am i doing something wrong? and how do i know what output to use? thanks for helping this noob..
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    Whenever I use Super it creates the files at C:\Program Files\eRightSoft\SUPER\OutPut
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    ok i will look in that file when i get home. From there i can use nero to burn it correct?
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    Aye. Unless you want to author the files first i.e make a menu.
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    Read this and you will be saving them anywhere you like.
    https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?p=1622663&highlight=#1622663
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    also what is the best format to use for burning to dvd?
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    Any DVD compliant file - https://www.videohelp.com/dvd
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    anyone anyone?
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