Dell PC and WMM

My movie was done after spending endless hours on it and when I went to save
it to a DVD I got an error message basically telling me the file is too big,
it was only 20 minutes long. I ended up losing the movie and redoing it
trying to make it shorter. When I got the movie less than 13 minutes it
saved okay, but this seems wrong. Is there a way to directly send the movie
to a DVD without having to save it first to the hard drive? This computer is
brand new, I don't understand why I wouldn't have enough room. Any
suggestions? This is very disappointing

Review the Problem Solving > Can't Save a Movie page of my website for info
about the rendering process.... no, you can't go directly to a DVD without
first saving the movie.
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"Shar" <Shar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My movie was done after spending endless hours on it and when I went to
> save
> it to a DVD I got an error message basically telling me the file is too
> big,
> it was only 20 minutes long. I ended up losing the movie and redoing it
> trying to make it shorter. When I got the movie less than 13 minutes it
> saved okay, but this seems wrong. Is there a way to directly send the
> movie
> to a DVD without having to save it first to the hard drive? This computer
> is
> brand new, I don't understand why I wouldn't have enough room. Any
> suggestions? This is very disappointing