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Yet, I'veĪlso resigned myself to just trying to stay upbeat and managing. As you noted, that's usually seen as a takeaway rather than an improvement and can leave a sour taste in the consumer's mouth. And no, I'm not happy to see older features disappear in an "upgrade". But why should I have to? Which ones can be trusted especially when we are not familiar with developers, most of whom seem to be working out of their basements.īelieve me as so many others who have commented on this have said, I am ready to replace my hardware soon and there will be serious consideration to another provider for the operating system. Who's being jerked around here and what choice do they give us?!! Windows DVD Maker is no better than the earlier embedded program and yet I have to pay $30 to get to use it? Yes there are some free programs out there and I

CONVERT X TO DVD 5 NOT BURNING MOVIE

Then imagine how irritated I get when I find that the only way I can burn a DVD from Movie Maker on Windows 8 or 10 is by buying Windows DVD Maker for $30 when it was free and worked

PC manufacturers care only about what sells their hardware. Microsoft never got the concept of plug and play or turnkey as They were thrust into the world of technology when it suddenly appeared to be the only way to communicate with friends, family and business.

My wife and my family (other than my kids) and my wife's family are not highly accomplishedĮither and as a matter of fact they could care less.

CONVERT X TO DVD 5 NOT BURNING SOFTWARE

I am not a software engineer nor even a highly accomplished PC operator. To be able to downgrade to 7 or XP than requests for upgrade. Do you recall the outcry when they hit everyone with Windows 8? There were more requests Perhaps my irritation is more with the attitude that we are all as excited as they are (and apparently you and your family also) whenever they bring us a so called upgrade. Or if your TV is network connected you might be able to use DLNA streaming from your home PC.

For use in the home, you can copy the file onto a USB stick and play it back on many Smart TVs.

You can share the movie on a video sharing site like Vimeo, YouTube, etc.

If you just want to project the movie, you can just directly play the video on your laptop connected to an LCD projector.

This format is an HD format and is understood by most standalone Blu-ray players.

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mp4 from Movie Maker directly onto a DVD disc (as a data file) and play it back in a Blu-ray player.

If you are looking toward the future, you can burn the.

Those are free or you can look for paid solutions from Roxio, Nero, etc.

If you still want a video DVD, then you can look into 3rd party options like DVD Flick, DVD Styler and others.

For all these reasons, I think Microsoft decided it wasn't worth supporting. It also uses an older licensed MPEG-2 codec. The video DVD format is a legacy format from the era of analog TVs and cannot handle HD video. If you are using Movie Maker on those versions and Windows DVD Maker is installed, you'll see the "Burn to DVD" option in the menus, otherwise you will not. Microsoft included this program in Windows Vista and Windows 7, but dropped support for it in later versions of Windows. The ability to burn a video DVD is accomplished by having Windows DVD Maker on your computer.