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How can you record digital video clips on paper, as a CD / DVD, so you can read in a DVD player?

How can digital video recording paper clips as a CD / DVD, so you can read in a DVD player to the TV. In addition, this type of DVD player that I have to play. I have one digital camera which also has videos (eg, swing)

Check out DVD Flick for DVD – it's easy and free. The DVD that you make can be played on any DVD player. Generally speaking, over the most consistent player is – this sounds counterintuitive, but cheaper because the players are made up of generic components, not worry about the standard DVD.

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