VLC has the best UI. MPlayer plays sligher more WMV files, but has an odd UI.
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If, then, I want to burn a DVD, do I need another (commercial) product? I mean, if I can't find the right code?
ffmpegx is free software that converts video from one format to another. You should be able to use it to turn the AVI into MPEG2 suitable for burning to a DVD.
Sweet. Thanks. I'll still need to replace the burner on the PC, but of course the reason I discovered I couldn't work iDVD and that the burner was broken was because I had urgent burning needs.
I have a large file on a DVD. I want to make a copy of it. I have done it before with Disk Utility (on my mac) but I can't remember how to start.
(I know I have to do something to the disk image before it will burn because "burn" is currently greyed out on the menu.) Anyone?
Maybe mount it, first?
Don't you think that's rather personal, DCJ?
I figured it out. I needed to make a new disk image first.
No mounting required.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
I just bought a LaCie Slim DVD±RW and burned six DVD-Rs with it tonight with no problems. It's a NEC ND-6500A, according to Toast.