best free DVD burner

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  1. julius

    julius I wonder if there's beer on the sun Staff Member Global Moderator

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    I'm trying to burn some movies, and I have them as .vob files.

    When I have burned them, it burns them as 2 or 3 different files instead of as 1 fluid episode.

    What burner do you use?
     
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    julius I wonder if there's beer on the sun Staff Member Global Moderator

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    Wow, thanks for the advice folks.
     
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    You're welcome.
     
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    What kind of TV do you have? If's newer then 3 for 4 years it should be able to read most video files off of a jump drive. I haven't needed to burn things for years. Read your TV's owners manual and see if your TV has a USB port and can read video files. If you need to convert from .vob to something else go to MajorGeeks.com and search for a free program there. Read the reviews first.
     
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    julius I wonder if there's beer on the sun Staff Member Global Moderator

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    Its not for me actually. I think i figured it out on my own though
     
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    I think your post was ignored because no one burns anything anymore :) I rarely burn anything, but if I do I just create an ISO using DVDDecrypter, and leave it on my hard drive. I think ImgBurn (which is free) might work for what you are trying to do though.
     
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    I'd say just download the movies to a hard drive and make a plex account then add all the movies to your personal server and stream. (Other people can use your shared library in this case too)
     
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