How To Burn a DVD from a Saved File

Note: If you are not familiar with the process of burning a DVD on your computer, you are best off buying the mailed DVD or watching the file from your computer.

How to burn a DVD in Windows Media Player

Download the Game and “Save TO” Desktop

Open Windows Media Player

1.Click the Burn tab, click the arrow below the Burn tab, and then click Data CD or DVD.
2.Insert a blank disc into your CD or DVD burner.
If the AutoPlay dialog box appears, close it.
If your computer has two CD or DVD burners, click the Next Drive link to switch to the burner you want to use.
3.If necessary, click the Clear List pane button to remove all items from the previous burn list.
4.Find the items in your library that you want to copy to the disc.
For example, you can search for a particular album, browse for individual songs from different albums, or locate a playlist that you created previously.
5.To create a burn list, drag items from the Details pane (the pane in the middle of the library) to the List pane (the pane on the right side of the library).
6.If you want to remove an item from the burn list, right-click the item, and then click Remove from List. Don't worry: removing an item from the burn list doesn't delete it from your library or your computer.
7.When you're satisfied with the list, click Start Burn.

As the disc is burned, progress is displayed for each item. Burning a disc might take several minutes to complete.

How to Burn A DVD in Roxio

1. Download the Game and “Save TO” Desktop
2. Open Roxio Creator
3. Insert Blank DVD into DVD Burner
4. On left Menu Select Data and Backup
5. In center Menu Select Data Disc
6. From Your Desktop Drag the Video File and Drop into the area indicated in the center
7. At the Bottom Right click Large Orange Button to start the process

How To Burn a DVD in Mac OSX

1.Insert a blank disc into the optical drive of your computer.
2.If you see a dialog, you can choose an action from the pop-up menu and select "Make this action the default" if you want the same thing to happen every time you insert a blank disc.
3.The disc appears on your desktop.
4.Double-click the disc to open it, and drag the files and folders you want on it to its window.
5.The Finder places aliases to the files in the disc's window. The original files are not moved or deleted.
6.Arrange and rename the files exactly as you want them
7.When burning the disc, the Finder gives the items on the disc the same names and locations as the aliases in the disc window. After the disc is burned, you cannot change them.
8.Choose File > Burn Disc, and follow the instructions.
9.The files that the aliases point to are burned to the disc. In addition, if any folder you copied contains aliases, the original files for those aliases are burned to the disc as well.