I burn some movies with rm and wma format in cd. Is there any device could play the cd and directly connet to tv set:? so that I could watch movie from tv. thanks
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there's a new product, called multimediabox, it use notebook 2,5" harddiskdrive, can function as removable harddisk, it can play some movie format (mpg,avi,wmv) and may be upgrade bios for rm... it also plays mp3, wav. The Output is PAL / NTSC with stereo sound.A RemoteController for easy access. You just copy movie and song files from pc to the device and play it in tv\nI found it in the market as 45us$\nit's worth.
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You have a great media player. I use Winamp 5.23, for any audio songs, and I think it's excellent. Windows media player 10 is definitely a superb one, if you want to burn things. \n\nIf you want to see DVD movies, you should have PowerDVD 6 or latest one. \n\nThere are two other media players, Quicktime & Real Player. These are good for enjoying media online.
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Start WMP, Goto File -> Open \nIn file types list select all files.\nSelect DAt file u want to play\nWMP will play it if Dat is in VCD or DVD Format.\n\nAlternatively drag and drop file into WMP's video area
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Yes, a CD Writer (also called CD-RW) can Read from CD's and Write to CD's. However, a CD Reader (also called CD-R) can only Read from CD's. RW = Read/Write, R = Read. This works just like a DVD-R (only reads DVD's) and a DVD-RW (reads AND writes).\n\nIf you only want a CD-R or a CD-RW. It's definitely better to have a CD-RW. Doesn't hurt you and you have the ability to burn (write) to CD's.\n\nThe alternative is that you can have BOTH a CD-R and a CD-RW in your computer at one time. Then, you can copy "on-the-fly". This means that while your CD-R is reading, your CD-RW can be burning/writing at the same time. This makes copying cd's extremely fast and efficient.
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Yes you can.4U RM Converter is the best RealMedia converter software which can convert Real Media RMVB to WMV, RMVB to AVI format, and etc.
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YOu can play 3Gp format files in VLC Player available from http://www.videolan.org/vlc  . It plays all formats of media files except Real Media format.\n So go ahead and watch your file after downloading VLC Player (It's Free and OPen Source too)
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The previously mentioned codecs may help you view DVDs, but nothing will work better than an upgrade to Windows Media Player 10, which plays DVDs just fine.\n\nhttp://www.windowsmedia.com\n\nClick on the free player download link.
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VCD Cutter does this & it's quite cheap as well.\nIntervideo DVD Player does this as well, & works for non-DVD files as well...
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dvd discs read and write in a different format then cd's do. the actual format of a dvd style movie is very large, due to the fact that it is almost completely raw video without compression. \n\nthe software which you speak of is called dvd to vcd(the concept, not the actual name)\n\nit takes the dvd style video and audio and compresses it down fron 4.3 GB to about 650 MB, and puts it into a similar format that dvd players can read. \n\nbasically, it's not possible to burn to a dvd disk with a cd burner, but you can use the cd burner to replicate dvds onto cd-r's that will function properly in your dvd player.
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To to My Computer, right click, go to Hardware, Device Manager and see if you really have a DVD/CD ROM drive.  My guess is you only have a CD drive, which will neither play nor burn DVDs.\n-MM
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AUDIO\nwma takes the least amount of space. if you have Micro$oft Plu$ it has a converter in it that will let you convert mp3's to wma. if your cd player will play mp3's it should play the wma's as well. when you convert an mp3 to wma it lets you select how large/small the output file will be. a 5 meg mp3 file could easile be made into a 2 meg wma file wit no loss of quality.\n\nVIDEO\nwmv and avi are pretty close but they will not play in a cd player and will only play in a dvd player that says "Supports Windows Media" on it.\n-Doc-
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You may already have the software to make a VCD (video CD) if your burner came with Nero or EZCD Creator.\n\nWhat you have to do is to have the DVD re-encoded to VCD format. Once burnt, it will then play more like a VHS tape since you will lose many of the DVD features.\n\nAt VideoHelp.com (1) you will find links to tutorials that will teach you the different steps using multiple programs.\n\nSuperDVD Ripper might be simpler (2) It looks like one bit of software does it all. Here's what their Website says:\n" Super DVD Ripper software can also  copy DVD to VCD or SVCD, so to backup dvd movie to cdr discs thus no DVD burner is required,  direct burning to CD which can be played in your DVD player! Super DVD Ripper is a good dvd copy software to backup DVD."\n\nThey have a free trial download to get you started.
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You probably have to download an update to the actual CD burning software.   Windows Media player probably uses the Roxio software to create the actual burn.   \n\nTry reinstalling your regular CD burner software, then burning a CD with it.  If that works, then Windows Media will start working too.
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player readers have evolved in last 3/4 years.dvd's the same.my burned dvd's only play on machines from late '04 +.\nbe sure to be using a cleaner disc,$10 @ shack.best of luck\n(use r not rw)
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DVD is a different format with respect to CD RW. If your hardware supports only CDs for reading and burning, then there's no possibility of it reading the DVD. As you mentioned that you have a laptop, I guess it should be a DVD combo, i.e. DVD read only and CD Read/Write support, because that is the standard in laptops. I rarely have known a laptop model which has a CDRW drive, excepting if it is older than 2 years. You can check the DVD logo on the side of your drive. \n\nIn case it is a cdrw and you need to play a dvd, you need a computer with dvd drive on your network neibourhood. Just share the DVD drive on that computer, and you can access the DVD drive as your own drive. Best of luck on the experiment.
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Change the software, use Nero Ultra 7 (latest, but paid) it can play DVD's very well & burn DVD, CD anything. Or you can check for some alternative software from limewire.com or bigtorrent.com.\nSometimes, old softwares exessively use your computer resources.\n\nWindow media 11 is no good. Beta versions are trial version, some bugs need to be fixed. Wait for some time & install when they have removed the defects.
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I have both and yes, you can still use your windows media player. When you put a disk in, either a CD or DVD, a window will pop up giving you a choice on which one you want to use.