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How do you burn movies to a DVD from your computer?

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First, download a DVD burner and install it.
Second, run the DVD burner, load the movie to it.
Third, make some adjustment, such as editting, cropping and trimming, adding background music, etc. (optional)
Forth, insert a blank DVD disc, select output quality, click burn button.
I recommend you download a DVD burner and try it by yourself, then you'll get it soon.

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