Film files

[sprayermick]

I often purchase and download movie or films (quite legally) then sometimes burn them to
a DVD disc using a program called "convertxtodvd" once I have the disc I delete the files
then empty the recycle bin, however I have noticed recently that the amount of free space
on my computer is getting less, this I have been told is because the computer will always
save a copy of the downloaded film files even though I thought that I had deleted them, is this correct? and if so where & how would I find the saved files.
I should add that I am running Win.XP.

[ChuckFickens]

The easy way would be to download Ccleaner and run that to clear all your temporary files.

http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download

I wouldn't bother with the registry scanner built into it and remember to tell it not to clear cookies unless you don't mind losing all the auto login details for websites.

[sprayermick]

Thank you Chuck I will give it a go.

[pauln90]

When convertXto dvd converts the files it saves a copy of the converted film into the Convertxtodvd folder . Are you sure you have deleted this and not just the original avi files.

[TTG]

Search for *.* with files greater than 500000k (this is about 500mb).

[AlBags]

In ConvertX .. uncheck the entry in settings to save a copy to the output folder. This is unnecessary and time-consuming.
ConvertX only uses the working (output) folder to re-render.
Delete original file/s when you are happy with result.