Computer Help : How to Burn AVI Files to DVDs

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In order to burn AVI files to DVDs, all that's needed is any kind of burning software, and the project can be started as a data DVD. Find out how to select video features on software programs, such as Nero, with help from a Web designer in this free video on computer help and tech support.



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