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PBMax I totally agree with what you are saying. DVD's that play in your DVD players are all MPEG2. What I was saying is have Snapstream do all the work for you. Obviously DVD Video Players aren't going to play Windows Media movies. What I was thinking of was having snapstream convert all your recordings into DVD video and then burn them to DVD.
You don't need to originally record in MPEG to accomplish this. In fact I have already done this using a DVD burner. I would just like the process to be streamlined into snapstream so I don't have to go through so many hoops.
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