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Burning video sermons to DVD. Is it possible?

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tjservant Aug 14, 2007

I need help. I would really like to put “My House Shall be Called a House of Prayer” by Jim Cymbala on DVD for playback on household DVD players. Is this possible? I have a DVD burner. Any and all info will be a big help. Thanks in advance.

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ccchhhrrriiisss Aug 14, 2007

Hi tjservant...

There are programs available that convert various media files (like Quicktime or Windows Media formats) into DVD format. I used to use WinAVI -- and it works wonderfully! WinAVI, however, costs money. I'm sure that there are other programs that are free (or "shareware"), and a simple Google search might suffice. Just type in "video conversion", "convert video files" or "windows media quicktime convert dvd."

A friend told me about CloneDVD, but I've never used it. Be careful to research the program in order to ascertain whether there is spyware or adware files attached in the "free" download.

Hope this helps...

:-)

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tjservant Aug 14, 2007

Hi Chris

Thanks for the reply. I think I will go with the program you suggested. There are many in my home town congregation that are not very computer savvy and I believe this will be a good way to get some great sermons/teachings to them. Many of them are quite elderly. I’m looking forward to having them watch the Ravenhill interview and many others.

I also want to play some at Bible study classes and have some to hand out.

Thanks again.


Grace and Peace

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