Can't play a DVD on my TV player after burning it on Windows DVD maker.

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    I have now made two DVD videos from my new DVD camera, however, in both cases I had to use two DVD disks in order to play them on my TV's DVD player( let me explain ) I would first make the DVD using Windows DVD maker then I would convert it to ISO by running it through DVD shrink which would then allow me to make a DVD that would play on any player. There should be a way to make this DVD using Windows DVD maker without going through this many steps. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
     
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    What format does the cam create.
     
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    The format is AVI.
     
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    AVStoDVD is a good all in one freeware.
    In the top menu for Preferences > Video, select NTSC or PAL.
    Also for Output, you can elect to save to a folder or burn the disk.

    http://www.videohelp.com/tools/AVStoDVD
     
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    Excellent program AVS to DVD I don't have a lot of experience with video making, though, with this program you don't need it. I want to work with AVS to DVD to learn how to make menu pages and import digital pictures.

    Thank you attar for the help.
     
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