and I mean as a file into my hard drive??? files like...\nmpeg... avi... wmv... etc....
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Here's a tutorial to do just that. Follow the link!
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if u goto http://www.winiso.com this will open it.. it should say on how to exact the files.
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http://www.riverpast.com/en/support/tutorials/convert/wmv/avi.php click this link u will get detailsed infomation to convert avi into wmv format
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U can do it with 7Zip file manager software.
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Dude it's pretty much in the software, nero or easy creater (or whatever) to save data,movies, ect...
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In Powerpoint, go to File > Make Movie.  It will store the presentation as a .mov  :)
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depends entirely on what type of file it is ... I'm assuming it's an audio or video file???? ... maybe it will open in something like Winamp or iTunes????
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it might be an enhanced CD with videos. put it in your computer
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www.download.com might have one
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certainly Internet download manager \n  for its cool intergration capabilities\n     though it doesn't support avi pre\n\nhttp://www.internetdownloadmanager.com
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Save them onto your hard drive then open them in paint and save as name.jpg
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If you want to convert them into another format ( mobile phone, iPods,psp,wmv, mp4...and anything else) use this awesome free program called Super http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
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Limewire, although there are alot of files with different names but are the same
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Use some blind copy softwares to copy its entire content to hard disc.\n\nBadcopy is a good sw.
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If you want to treat them as data files, yes; just use Windows' built-in burning software.\n\nIf you want to watch them on a DVD player, you need to convert them into DVD format first; programs such as ULead and Adobe Premiere can do this.\n\nIf you want to do it for free, are relatively bright and willing to spend hours on end tinkering, cursing and trying a bazillion software packages, visit this link:\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com\n\nIt will guide you.
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any video camera and the computer equipment to turn it into a file. today, most digital cameras, video cameras, and camera phones can do this. if you don't have these, the hardware gets more complicated.
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This is correct, there are several programs to do this. \n\nThe easiest program I've come across to just rip the movie to the hard drive (this is on PC's / Windows) is DVD Decrypter. It's harder to find now, but it's still out there on BetaNews.com, and it's very full featured. \n\nIf this is for backing up, you will likely run into the problem of the retail disc being a dual layer and your recorded media not being. A Free program called DVD Shrink (also on betanews.com) can fix this all for you and give you the flexibility to remove audio tracks you won't use or subtitles that don't apply to increase the video quality of the transfer.