record videos downloaded from internet using real player downloadonto dvd disks

I have downloaded from c-span on the internet some video programs
using the download feature of Real Player.
Is lthere software that would enable me to then transfer the programs
onto a dvd disk so the programs can be played
on a regular dvd player hooked up to a tv set?

Real Player is offering software for $29, but I am asking if that is
my only choice?

best, Aaron

aaronep@pacbell.net wrote:

> I have downloaded from c-span on the internet some video programs
> using the download feature of Real Player.
> Is lthere software that would enable me to then transfer the programs
> onto a dvd disk so the programs can be played
> on a regular dvd player hooked up to a tv set?
>
> Real Player is offering software for $29, but I am asking if that is
> my only choice?
>
> best, Aaron

try convertxtodvd from VSO software
it works great
stan

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On Feb 24, 4:14 am, "aaro...@pacbell.net" <aaro...@pacbell.net> wrote:
> I have downloaded from c-span on the internet some video programs
> using the download feature of Real Player.
> Is lthere software that would enable me to then transfer the programs
> onto a dvd disk so the programs can be played
> on a regular dvd player hooked up to a tv set?
>
> Real Player is offering software for $29, but I am asking if that is
> my only choice?
>
> best, Aaron

"try convertxtodvd from VSO software
it works great
stan"

Then VSO CopyToDVD after stan's advice. If you get both programs
loaded into the same directory you can start converting (putting blank
into CD-DVD) & it will be copied as soon as the conversion is done
automatically. (Sexy voice informs of completion :-)

sandy58 wrote:

> On Feb 24, 4:14 am, "aaro...@pacbell.net" <aaro...@pacbell.net> wrote:
> > I have downloaded from c-span on the internet some video programs
> > using the download feature of Real Player.
> > Is lthere software that would enable me to then transfer the
> > programs onto a dvd disk so the programs can be played
> > on a regular dvd player hooked up to a tv set?
> >
> > Real Player is offering software for $29, but I am asking if that is
> > my only choice?
> >
> > best, Aaron
>
> "try convertxtodvd from VSO software
> it works great
> stan"
>
> Then VSO CopyToDVD after stan's advice. If you get both programs
> loaded into the same directory you can start converting (putting blank
> into CD-DVD) & it will be copied as soon as the conversion is done
> automatically. (Sexy voice informs of completion :-)

I dont think you need this
If you put a blank dic in the drive before you start up convertxtodvd
it will automatically write the results on to the disc after it has
converted it, if you dont put a blank disc in, it writes to a file

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"S Watson" <antonovman@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> sandy58 wrote:
>
>> On Feb 24, 4:14 am, "aaro...@pacbell.net" <aaro...@pacbell.net> wrote:
>> > I have downloaded from c-span on the internet some video programs
>> > using the download feature of Real Player.
>> > Is lthere software that would enable me to then transfer the
>> > programs onto a dvd disk so the programs can be played
>> > on a regular dvd player hooked up to a tv set?
>> >
>> > Real Player is offering software for $29, but I am asking if that is
>> > my only choice?
>> >
>> > best, Aaron
>>
>> "try convertxtodvd from VSO software
>> it works great
>> stan"
>>
>> Then VSO CopyToDVD after stan's advice. If you get both programs
>> loaded into the same directory you can start converting (putting blank
>> into CD-DVD) & it will be copied as soon as the conversion is done
>> automatically. (Sexy voice informs of completion :-)
>
> I dont think you need this
> If you put a blank dic in the drive before you start up convertxtodvd
> it will automatically write the results on to the disc after it has
> converted it, if you dont put a blank disc in, it writes to a file
>
> --
That's right the latest version of VSO ConvertXtoDVD does the whole lot and
it's burning engine is quite good, although I prefer NeroExpress to burn.