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[E-DEE]

Hey guys, I consider myself as being computer literate.  However, I am unable to locate my option to Burn a DVD on my East Media Creator 9 software.  The problem is that I have burned a DVD before.  Now, I am unable to locate that option.  Can anyone provide me with any instruction?

[Brendon]

What sort of DVD are you wanting to burn, and which application from the suite are you wanting to burn it with? [There are a number of programs in the suite which will burn DVDs]

Regards,
Brendon

[E-DEE]

What sort of DVD are you wanting to burn, and which application from the suite are you wanting to burn it with? [There are a number of programs in the suite which will burn DVDs]

Regards,
Brendon

Thanks for the reply Brendon. I am wanting to burn a movie DVD.  I have downloaded a full-length movie and I want to burn it to a DVD using Roxio.  Which application should I use Brendon?

[Brendon]

You still haven't told me enough about what you're burning from for me to be really definite, since there are such a large range of options.

First thing for you to do, is RTFM. It is available as a downloadable PDF file here.  You'll need this no matter what your source files are.

Now, some examples.
If you downloaded an .AVI file, go Home > Video > DivX DVDs
If you downloaded an .ISO, .CIF, .CUE, or C2D file, go Home > Data > Creator Classic > Burn From Disc Image File
If you downloaded an .ISO, .GI, .UDI, CUE, or C2D file Home > Copy > Burn Image
If you downloaded a disc image or DVD-Video folder
If you downloaded a DVD-Video folder [.VOB and .IFO] files use Creator Classic, drag your folder into the bottom pane, rename it to VIDEO_TS and burn it as a data disc
If you downloaded a video file, Home > Video > MyDVD or MyDVD Express > Add New Movie and make a DVD with yoiur own menu.

There are probably many more ways to do it - I got exhausted before I exhausted the options That's why reading the manual is necessary.  I hope this has helped ease you into the bewildering array of ways you can do it.

Regards,
Brendon