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  1. 29th Jun 2007 12:24 #1
    jaycook
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    Is there a way ( or a program) to convert a video on U-Tube to a format you can burn to DVD to watch thru a DVD player? Any help appreciated!
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    Download with https://forum.videohelp.com/topic270338.html and convert to dvd with ConvertXtoDVD.
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    ...and it will still look like crap.
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    I have been surprised with flv video.

    Looks like crap on my PC - before and after conversion. Doesn't look worse than VHS on a standard definition NTSC TV. I think interlacing and videopersistance on my nasty old analog TVs really helps.

    May be a case where late adopters may be winners.
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    If you are lucky enough to save an FLV file that is say 5 minutes long....yet still like....50MB or something....you MAY have a chance at making something watchable....but most YouTubers keep vids under 15MB to start with even before YouTube crushes it further.
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