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From: David_Wigforss
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 01:56

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WinXP doesn't have DVD burning built in. "Vista Yuck" Have you actually used Vista or are you just repeating what you've heard? I'm generally very happy with Vista, even more since I upgraded to Vista64 at home. Basically, if your computer can't run Vista, it isn't gonna run Windows7 (which is Vista with a spitshine)...

There may be a Beta for Windows Live Movie Maker that you could use with XP.

I think Nero can also burn DVDs, if you have that. Maybe EasyCDCreator as well.

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