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Andrew B. · 02-22-2007, 12:18 PM

I'd like to take some Quicktime mov files (and possibly other formats) and put them on a DVD so a DVD player (the kind that hooks to a TV set) can play them. Each movie is only a few minutes long, so there will be quite a few on the DVD, and I need a decent menu system that is compatible with dvd players.

This is not a commercial venture, so slickness doesn't matter. I'd just like to translate some tutorials I have so I can view them on TV instead of on my computer.

Any suggestion for methods and/or software to do this?

02-22-2007, 12:18 PM	#1
Andrew B. Staff Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Los Angeles, California Posts: 4,348	Computer to DVD Player I'd like to take some Quicktime mov files (and possibly other formats) and put them on a DVD so a DVD player (the kind that hooks to a TV set) can play them. Each movie is only a few minutes long, so there will be quite a few on the DVD, and I need a decent menu system that is compatible with dvd players. This is not a commercial venture, so slickness doesn't matter. I'd just like to translate some tutorials I have so I can view them on TV instead of on my computer. Any suggestion for methods and/or software to do this?

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