Software like DVD Flick is great for burning video to DVDs, but Windows 7 actually includes built-in DVD burning software. Strangely, it’s the last time the company did so—while Windows 8 and Windows 10 can play back DVD movies, they can’t create them with a DVD burner without tools from third parties.
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by Michael Crider via How-To Geek
How to Burn Photo and Video DVDs in Windows 7 (Without Extra Software)
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