Be gentle with me! I have looked through many of the FAQs but am still baffled.
I have a new HP Pavilion t760a which has a TV tuner and "Intervideo Home Theatre" software. I can capture a TV program OK, and it appears as a MPEG2 file.
However it appears that if I burn this to a DVD my standalone DVD player - a JVC XV-N312S - won't recognise it.
I am obviously doing the wrong thing - but what? Do I need another program and if so, are there any freebies to use? (I only want to do it just to be able to say that I've done it!)
TIA
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Datastream
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You need to author a DVD with your captured mpeg as source material. Free alternatives are DVDAuthorGUI, GUI for DVDAuthor, IfoEdit...
For a n00b (and even in general), TMPGEnc DVD Author comes highly recommended, and has a 30 day trial.
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Thanks for that: would Intervideo WINDVD Creator which shipped with the machine also do this job? (I have just found it!)
Datastream
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