can i burn bit torrents.....

[sublime]

i have downloaded onto DVD?

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ CPU noooob

[captZEEbo1]

you can, but it'd make no sense....

Do you mean burn like a movie that you downloaded FROM a bittorrent. The bittorent itself is microsmall...as in, you can fit 1000s of them on a floppy disk.

If you want to burn an .avi file or divx file or mpeg or something onto a DVD-R, go here:
http://www.videohelp.com/

There are guides to convert from AVI to MPEG2 or whatever format you are coming from. Then there are also guides to simply burn a movie onto a DVDR.

[sublime]

yeah, i mean i used my bittorrent to download an episode of the family guy. do they take up that much space on my hard drive? if not, i could just keep them there if they do i would prefer to put them on DVD. plus with DVD i can watch them on my sweet ass 27'' sanyo TV.

[sublime]

bump for my second question.

keep them on my hard drive or do avi - dvd.

thoughts?

[asofel]

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bump for my second question.

keep them on my hard drive or do avi - dvd.

thoughts?

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burn them. nicer to watch on tv anyway, and eventually they'll start to take up space. make sure you've got the process down well before just burning a ton as it can be somewhat finicky.

[sublime]

thanks man, now i have a new hobby /images/graemlins/smile.gif

[asofel]

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thanks man, now i have a new hobby /images/graemlins/smile.gif

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haha, nice. i used to do much more of the dl'ing, burning, etc. now i'm lazy and using a computer that i have to bypass the windows protection on every time i boot...

[Blarg]

I got some boxing torrents I wanna do the same thing with, and am also a total newbie when it comes to this kinda thing. Hopefully both of us will have some luck.