I have a question. I downloaded a movie using a *******, then converted it to a iPod format (MPEG) so it plays on iTunes.

I was fooling around with my computer today and noticed I could make DVD's and I was like, I should try doing this feature. But when I get to the burning stage of the DVD, it says it didn't code right.

It isn't coded right or something. So it fails. Does this mean it can't burn using the MPEG file? I tried googling this Codec thing for Windows Media DVD Maker, but ended up with downloading something that didn't work.

Help me...

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I'm redownloading the original movie file again

It's an .avi, so maybe using this type of a file will work. Why did I delete this when I converted it?

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

Is this what I want to look at? I don't want to keep downloading stuff and finding out it don't work.

*EDIT*

Nvm, I just found out it said that this isn't a supported file type. Sooooooo.....I might take a stab at that link. I hope it works .

And again, that isn't the right program I want. Ugh, I got a full day before the other file type is done downloading.

I hate vista

Yeah, I'm just re-downloading the file (before I converted it) and try it from there. If not, then I'll just burn it to a Data Disc and watch it only on my computer.

OR...

Maybe someone knows of a good video converter??? If anyone can give me a good link for that, that could work. I could convert these files to something that works on the DVD creater.

yeah... vista sucks ...

lol everyone complains about Vista, thats why my computer is still XP. From what I hear, it is worse than XP. Anyway, my friend has a Mac and it is the best. So much better than any Windows operating system.