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Summary: How to copy a DVD using intervideo in this free home movie video.

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How To Copy A DVD With Intervideo

This is Jake here with Expert Village and I'm going to tell a little bit about using inter video DVD copy you got your home videos on there you've already got them captured. You want to burn them to video or you want to take a couple of DVD's and you can put them into one. Here's the basic layout of inter video, it's very simple here's the file to the DVD which means you've already got them captured so you go over to your files. Let's take the family reunion one; you drop it in this box and there you go all, you have to do now is to burn it to DVD. You want to make sure that you got your DVD in the cradle, you want to make sure that it is not going to be above the .47 gig limit, and if you look at the bottom it has a little line so that way you know. Here's a little button fit to one disk that way if you do have too much. Let's say if you have 2-3 hours maybe you want to lessen the quality but again I would always try to go with at least DVD quality. I really don't like messing around with CD's because it takes all of your memories.

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