I am using a program called dvdsanta to convert video images and to burn dvd's..i cannot get help from the company..my problem is that once you have burned a dvd and then try to burn a second it comes up no dvd burner found.if i remove the program and reinstall it. same thing any help thanks

Do you use a DVD burning program or DVD copy program to convert ISO file to DVD? Normally, if you not, it is just data DVD and not a playable DVD disc for DVD player machine.
You can try to use some programs to copy ISO to DVD such as Leawo Blu-ray Copy or Windows Disc Image Burner. Microsoft has included a default feature of burning ISO files to DVD disc.

im not sure on your FLIP device using jvc everio but if it has a dvd burner in its program i dont see why you could'nt burn it to a dvd
you would have to convert your video to a dvd format Any Video Converter is a freeware program you can find it at cnetdownload.com
http://download.cnet.com/%7Bvalue=http://www.download.com/any-video-converter/3000-2194_4-10661456.html Any Video Converter is an all-in-one video converting freeware with easy-to-use graphical interface, fast converting speed, and excellent video quality. It can convert almost all video formats including DivX, XviD, MOV, RM, RMVB, MPEG, VOB, DVD, WMV, and AVI to MPEG-4 movie format for PSP or other portable video device, MP4 player, or smartphones. It is the freeware to convert video files between multiple formats and download YouTube videos

you must connect the device to the computer once its connected you will be able to see it in my computer click start right click on my computer select open you should see your FLIP device open it you should be able see your video file.
then open up your burning program depending on which burning program you have you can select either dvd or cd to burn an iso or make a cd/dvd movie once you have made your choice a browser should open navigate to your flip device video select it ((will depend on which burning program you have)) add to you could a graph oh how many mbs have been used once it loads select burn
hope this helps

Try to use Leawo DVD Creator.

Leawo DVD Creator is an easy and fast Windows DVD creator for any video to DVD creation. It can create DVD from popular formats like AVCHD to DVD, MKV to DVD, MOD to DVD, MPEG to DVD, MPG to DVD, etc., apply DVD menu from various stylish presets in customized background and music. With eight precise profiles for creating DVD, one can put video to DVD in good quality without any technical hassles. With this handy DVD creator, you may easily create standard DVD in NTSC or PAL/SECAM and high definition DVD in 720p/i or 1080p/i, no matter what DVD player to play on. It is available to output DVD ISO image as well.

The best program to convert avi to dvd is DVDSANTA, do a google search for it, also download XVID codec once again do a google search. hope this helps.

Hey! There are a lot of such conversion tools. I am now using this Wondershare DVD Converter Ultimate, which helps me convert various video format to any video/audio format I need(indcluding the format you have mentioned). And it also helps me burn dvd from video. It works well for me. You can also have a free trail of it. Hope that helps.

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Please read the instructions before use

Good luck and thanks for using FixYa!!

Try converting the file first. Many converters are avaiable online. Assure that it can take FLV (Flash based files) and export as MPEG (or DVD standard) to maximize compatibility.

Found this in a search quickly:
AVS Video Converter is an all-in-one multimedia program for capturing, converting, editing, converting, transferring, burning DVD and movie files. It can convert FLV files to DVD, burn FLV to DVD, as well as convert FLV to all popular video file formats, and even extract MP3/WAV audio from FLV. Supports Youtube, Flash, Google FLV video files.

Good luck

VSO ConvertXToDVD does what you want. It costs $40. If you buy it now you'll be able to upgrade to 3.0 when it comes out. WinAVI Video Converter, DVDSanta, and Avi2DVD are also recommended, but I have had the best experience with the first program.