DV-AVI is a format used for DV camcorders which capture to mini DV tapes.
DVD is MPEG2 format.
Do not convert your footage/clips to DV-AVI .
> The computer won't let me
> Finish Movie as that file type because of space, and it won't accept an
> external hard drive destination that has plenty of space. All the clips
> have
> already been saved to the computer as Windows Media Audio/Video files. To
> compound matters, the clips all seem stunted and don't have the video and
> audio syncing properly. But in the project file, they seem fine. I have
> Power Producer, which indicates it can make DVD movies, but I doubt it
> will
> take a Windows Movie Maker Project file, and all the clips seem screwed
> up.
> I'm obviously a bit of a beginner, and I'd really appreciate some help.
> Thank you.
WMM *projects* are for WMM only, they are not a finished article.
It is from a *project* that you produce an edited clip.
You have clips that are WMV, burning software can author a DVD
from WMV. I don't know your software so Read this guide:
http://beginwithsoftware.com/videoguides/dvd-flick-guide.html
Then download this free software
http://www.dvdflick.net/download.php