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Feb 19, 2011
I downloaded some fantastic videos from YouTube using the RealPlayer download. The problem is, they're stuck on my home computer. I'd like to burn them to DVD and take them to school for use.
I tried RealPlayer's DVD burner but it appears to be stuck in a vicious circle: click on disk type (DVD video) and it takes you to an upgrade for $40 (no thanks), then a freebie upgrade (that doesn't do what I want to do). Clicking on No Thanks sends me back to where I was, asking me to click on a disk type. (Yes, I did put the blank DVD into the burner.)
I've got several other DVD burning software on my computer, from Roxio's Easy Creator to iTunes.
What can I do to create these videos?
Thank you,
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