Two questions

[wb]

Not too sure about the first one, but I'll ask anyway in case someone knows.

1. Is it possible to compile your favourite youtube videos and burn them to DVD for watching (on a tele, not the pc)? I often use Lenego to burn youtube to CD, but can it be done for DVD too?

2. Are there any sites where movies can be burned to DVD (again, for watching on a normal DVD player, not the PC). Something similar to limewire perhaps?

Thanks

[GlosRFC]

1. Youtube "videos" are usually FLV files within a Flash wrapper....so you'll need an SWF to DVD converter. You can find these on the net easily enough http://www.flash-on-tv.com/index.html

2. What do you mean by sites? If the movies are available on the internet, it's a good bet that you can usually find the ISO files somewhere that can be burnt to disk. You can also get software to clone or copy your own DVDs. I don't think you'll find anywhere that you can upload a movie to and get a disk back. I'm pretty sure that you can combine two common words (think "movies" and "download") in a google search to get thousands of sites that might help.

[GlosRFC]

A free option is to use this http://www.afterdawn.com/software/vi...ders/super.cfm to convert your Youtube SWF's back into FLV files.
Then use this http://www.dvdflick.net/download.php to convert the FLV into DVD format and write it to a disk.