movie maker movie to DVD

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We make family movies for a multi-family film festival. This is the second
year I have used movie maker and I am fairly familiar with editing, adding
audio tracks, etc. Knowing that I want the end result burned to a DVD (we
have Nero), when I am capturing the video from our Sony DV, should I pick
"DV-AVI" instead of "best quality for playback on computer"? Also, if the
"DV-AVI" option is greyed out, is it because I have the wrong kind of cable?
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family film festival

 

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DVI-AVI will be available for capturing if your source is a digital
camcorder and you are using firewire.

DVI is the best quality available in WindowsMovieMaker.
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Cari (MS-MVP)
Printing & Imaging

"oscarmagic" <oscarmagic@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We make family movies for a multi-family film festival. This is the
> second
> year I have used movie maker and I am fairly familiar with editing, adding
> audio tracks, etc. Knowing that I want the end result burned to a DVD (we
> have Nero), when I am capturing the video from our Sony DV, should I pick
> "DV-AVI" instead of "best quality for playback on computer"? Also, if the
> "DV-AVI" option is greyed out, is it because I have the wrong kind of
> cable?
> --
> family film festival
>