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ULead Movie factory2 will do want you want , but make sure you download all the updates, or you may have problems. It burns to DVD fine. Make sure you disable all running programs and screensavers and disconnect Web access, and scheduled tasks.
Store the DV capture footage on a separate partition on a large defragged HD if you can, otherwise you can get dropped frames.
What ULead won't do is fades and effects, which the free Windows Movie Maker will do, but WMM won't burn to DVD, although you can output the finished movie back out to a camcorder.
Incidently, I have found that you get better sound and picture quality if you can input DV footage directly into a DVD recorder and do any editing and titles there. It's possible to do very accurate editing if the recorder has a hard drive. Quicker and better than editing and burning on a PC imo, but you can't do all the fancy stuff, obviously.
Hope this helps.
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