On 12/04/2012 17:36, Denise bulpitt wrote:
> A question?  Can you copy this from youtube onto a dvd or is there a way to obtain a dvd of it?  I would love to show it both in my prenatal breastfeeding class and in our clinics.
 From my husband: Probably the way to do it would be to get a Firefox 
plug-in to save the video to an MPEG file (or any equivalent media file) 
and then use a DVD burner.  This would need DVD authoring software and 
he's not certain whether this is in Windows or not.  Says you might have 
to buy a programme like Nero from Amazon and best thing to do would be 
to get an old version of this which would be cheaper - i.e. Nero 
Multimedia 10, which costs £20 (don't know what in dollars, but he 
thinks probably cheaper anyway in the US).  It'll come out poor quality, 
though.

OK, there's more (sorry, I'm basically trying to transcribe his train of 
thought as he muses on how to do it): Go to Firefox, go to Add-ons in 
the Options menu, type 'YouTube' into the search and it will find loads 
of different ways of doing it.  But preferably choose one that will 
convert them into MPEG rather than FLV.

Hope that made some remote sense.


Best wishes,

Sarah

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