i have a cd burner and would like to know if it is possible to burn dvds on it.
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You would be better off getting a DVD burner. The more you compress files the worse the quality gets.\n\nYou can find a DVD burner for $25 if you shop around.
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yes you can..\n\nif fact you can burn a movie almost as big as 699MB\nPut in more movies... \n\nBut just the fact that those things play on computer's dvd/cd players and not on regular ones that are connected to your tv system
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To copy a DVD, you will need a DVD burner.\n\nPlease note that current DVD burning programs on the market (such as Nero and Roxio) will not allow you to duplicate copy-protected DVDs.
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Get a software to do it, like AMAZING CD & DVD  BURNER which you can find on www.downlad.com
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You need a Cd burning software like NERO
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there are many sofwares to burn video cd. Try in below sites\nhttp://www.yasasoft.com/yasacdburner/\nhttp://www.brothersoft.com/downloads/burn-video-cd.html\nhttp://www.blazemp.com/vcd_burning_software.htm
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You can get a CD Burner, but I would suggest a DVD burner since it does both CD's and DVD's and it costs about $30 more.
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If the processor only is HALF of the Minimum requirements,then I doubt it will work very well if at all. Besides, you need to have a program like Nero to burn DVDs which take up more memory and processor power.
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Yes you can , but if you want to play them in a DVD player, you will need to transcode them.\nNeroVision is the program I like to use to perform this function as it is pretty much drag and drop simple.\nIt does all the work for you.\nOf course you need a DVD burner. You cannot use these disks in a CD burner.\nIf you have a CD burner and regular CDRs but still want something that will play in your DVD player, most players support a format called SVCD and VCD. Nerovision is also capable of making your videos into a VCD or SVCD disk on a regular CDR.
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Usually, the cheap DVD burners require more expensive blank DVD's, for some reason.  Fry's GQ DVD's are the only DVD's I've ever bought, and they burn just fine with both my Sony and my NEC burners.  \n\nI've never tried to burn a DL disk, though.  You'll just have to try another brand, until you find a brand that works, unfortunately.  There isn't any way to know ahead of time.
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Hi there, \n\nIt can be used to burn CD-R/RW as well. I have DVD+/-RW dual layer with lightscribe technology and I burn CD's without any problem.\n\nHope this helps. Bye!!\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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you have to get a burning  cd/dvd drive
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i have a program that came on my computer called MyDvd Plus, it lets me burn dvds and vcd (video cds)...go to download.com aka cnet.com and search for one they have a ton of stuff
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once decyrpted they will burn fine\nburn as DVD DATA\nand use the AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders in the root of the burn
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You can buy a new CD or DVD drive alone. You should look to buy a CD writer DVD ROM combo drive, if you also want to burn CDs. You could also buy a DVD writer so you can burn DVDs and CDs as well as watch DVDs and use CDs. They are fairly inexpensive, and also come with all the software you would need to do all these, so if you have problems with your existing one, you should just buy a new one.
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Depends on the format that they are sent to you in. Look for iso files or bin files those should burn directly to DVDS.
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It is possible to burn video to what you call an "audio" cd, in which case it would be called a video cd instead. You simply need to format the video correctly, which usually involves compressing the video into 1 of 2 common sizes, called "Video CD" or "Super Video CD". Then, you have to format the disc correctly so that it can be played in a DVD player, provided the player can in fact play (Super) Video CDs (most can).\n\nThere are many programs available that make this a simple task. Perhaps the most widely used is Nero, which usually comes free with most CD and DVD burners. Also, a good alternative to Nero (at least in my opinion) is dvdSanta:\n\nhttp://www.dvdsanta.com/\n\nHowever, in your above question, you mentioned that you have a DVD-ROM drive. If that's the case, then the above programs won't work because you can't write any type of data to a disc using just a DVD-ROM drive. CD-ROM and DVD-ROM are just for reading CDs and DVDs. What you need is a DVD WRITER, or BURNER. If your computer does not have one built in, then you can buy an external one. CD writers are generally less expensive than DVD writers, but can only burn CDs. DVD writers are more costly, but can burn DVDs and CDs. A DVD writer is usually the way to go, especially when you want to burn video, because it will hold more video, the video will be higher quality, and DVDs can be played in more DVD players than CDs can.