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Found a sports documentary on the VIMEO website that I enjoyed and was wondering whether I could download it to my own computer for keeps, and to watch offline.
The website itself has a 'Download' option, offering to do it in an .MP4 and/or .M4V format.
I use an Apple MacBook these days and gather that .M4V is itself an Apple developed format, so I'm assuming (maybe wrongly) this should be a straightforward matter.
Don't know enough about the .MP4 to know whether this is a better or worse option.
Another question..... once downloaded on the computer, is it possible to then copy it on a DVD that would enable other persons to watch easily?
Obviously all these are all completely hypothetical technical questions as I would not wish to do anything in breach of any copyrights that got me deported to the USA to share the next cell with Abu McKinnon.
The website itself has a 'Download' option, offering to do it in an .MP4 and/or .M4V format.
I use an Apple MacBook these days and gather that .M4V is itself an Apple developed format, so I'm assuming (maybe wrongly) this should be a straightforward matter.
Don't know enough about the .MP4 to know whether this is a better or worse option.
Another question..... once downloaded on the computer, is it possible to then copy it on a DVD that would enable other persons to watch easily?
Obviously all these are all completely hypothetical technical questions as I would not wish to do anything in breach of any copyrights that got me deported to the USA to share the next cell with Abu McKinnon.
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I would direct you to Google search as that is the only thing I would do.
Some potential questions: "better quality mp4 m4v" "burning mp4 file to dvd" "burning m4v file to dvd" |
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Btw I just taught you how to do your own tech support.
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Thank you Crow.
All further relevant tech advice welcomed. |
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Your best option is to download the .MP4 file and convert it to PAL or NTSC MPEG2 Format so as to be able to write a DVD
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Thank you Ziggy.... and boy could you play guitar....
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