was wondering if there is a way to burn these videos to a DVD

Yes. But it's a long road!!!!!

- Use MOZILLA FIREFOX instead of Internet Explorer as your web-browser.
- Install VIDEODOWNLOADER plugin.
- Download the videos with VIDEODOWNLOADER
- Every file has name get_video. Rename these with .flv as last name.

- Download and install FLAVA flv-player/encoder.
- With FLAVA Encode all .flv files to mpg

- Download and install Pegasys TMPEG EXPRESS and TMPEG DVD-AUTHOR. (you'll need a crack or $)

- With TMPEG Express, encode mpg-files to DVD-format. (Takes several hours)
- Open the DVD-encoded mpg-files and make meny, MAKE DVD. Now you create VOB-files.

- Download and install NERO BURNING ROM (you'll need a crack or $)

- Open NERO. Burn Vob-files on a blank DVD disc.

Remember YouTube-files are in low quality...
But this is the way I do it. It takes a few days from the beginning, till the DVD is made. Probably not worth it...

I guess there are simpler ways, but I don't know them.

Jesus christ....

I'm feeling exhausted just reading this!!

Whatever happened to good old beetamax...!

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What's your favourite flavour?...........Cherry Red!!

I bet it can be done in a simpler way, but you have to do all the stuff including the FLV-converting with FLAVA.
But maybe there are programs who do the rest in one operation.

But I do it this way to make my own menues and get the chapters right and so on.
But the waitning will give me a heart attack one day...

i guess i will just wait and hope and pray that all the Stones videos and promos see official release one day.

that will be one the greatest things EVER !

Tekumseh nice response. I'm always thrilled to see others who have embraced the Firefox route. =)

-Drake

Tekumseh Wrote:
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> I bet it can be done in a simpler way

It's pretty easy on a Mac:

1. Open Safari (the browser), and go to Window -> Activity
2. Hold the alt/option key and double click on the movie, save it
3. Use a program such as iSquint ( [www.isquint.org] - no crack needed) to convert the .flv file to your favorite format.
4. Watch it or burn it on a DVD using the Finder.