i can download from my camera, use the editing stuff but cannot burn it so it plays in my dvd player...what am i doing wrong??!!
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What make/model of DVD recorder are you using?  New models are constantly being released.  Your version may simply not recognize the model as one it is compatible with.  Visit ULead's website and update your version with the latest patches.  If it's an old version of ULead, you may need to buy an upgrade, especially if your DVD recorder is a newer model that supports high-speed (16x) or dual-layer discs.
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I think it's saying you don't have the right codec installed for the files on the DVD. Here's a popular free player that might work:\n\nhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/
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If it is copywrited material, you would have to find someway to remove the macrovision encryption to burn it back to DVD.\nIf it is not, it could be any number of problems from dust in the burner, non compatible DVD discs, firmware upgrade or maybe just a bad burner.\nYou say you have NERO also. Before wasting a DVD disc, check your settings for burnproof so it checks that the material is actually downloaded and set up for burning.\nIt basicly makes a copy on the hard drive and kind of checks it for defects before you actually burn. Kind of a "burn to file" deal.
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You need a different player that you don't currently have installed on your computer to play that specific file.  Probably Real or Quicktime.  If you click there, it will automatically download the program for you.\n\nDifferent filetypes may only be compatible with one or another player.
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That is a DRM limitation. Apparently Hollywood does not want a "high quality" video to come out of a computer so it is disabled when playing a DVD. Sucks Huh?\n\nTry another player like VLC (Video Lan Client). Use the link below.
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Use a DVD burner like NERO to encode the downloaded files and burn them on to a CD. Make sure that you burn it as a Video DVD And not as a data DVD. For downloading or buying NERO go to www.nero.com
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It sounds like you are playing a file the protected, and you need purchase a license before you can play it.  Try to a play another media file from your computer and see if it works.
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First off (and since you have played DVD's on your computer) you need a DVD player and/or burner.  Secondly, you need a computer program to crack the security on the DVD that keeps it from being able to be downloaded onto a computer - which is an illegal program, so at that point you are on your own (I don't believe in making copies without a copyright).
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ok well it isnt the disc's then if maxell didnt work cause those r number 1 disc's but other possiblities to keep u from being able to burn it onto a disc would be ur formatts take alook on how ur video formats burner is set up be4 burning a video if there wrong they will not play in ur dvd player but in computer it will
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i think you need a extra codec to play that specific file...the file should have some kind of error box appear...click on web help in that error box...and it should lead you to a webpage that tells you want specific codec you need to download...
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In general, it's tough to rip DVDs using freeware (due to legality issues) and when it is done the files are quite large.  What you might want to do is capture what is going on on your screen and play the scene that you want.  You could then edit using Windows Media Player (probably the easiest software).  I was looking and found http://www.virtualdub.org/ - that might be just what you are looking for, I haven't tried it though.  Also check out the other software ideas on the source site.
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Wow, that's a strange one. You say that every other DVD you own/rent works just fine in your machine, eh? Sounds like some sort of copy protection deal going on. Is this perhaps a new release DVD (probably from Sony Pictures)? If so, there may be a CSS on there that will not allow the disc to play on a PC (supposedly to eliminate piracy, but really just aggravating to those of us that are gravitating towards media centers).\n\nTry a Copy Protection removal tool (I wish I could tell you the name of one. You'll just have to google it yourself) and see if that works. If not, call the manufacturer of the disc.\n\nSorry I couldn't help any more than this but I've never encountered this problem before.....
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yeah ur gonna need a few more programs such as dvd decrypter and dvd shrink... just google the 2 programs and u should find a download for them..    dvds are copyrited so it makes a pain to burn them..    ur right about having to copy the dvd movie to the hard drive first then u can burn it to a dvd disk... the dvd shrink will let u compress the movie so that itll fit on a 4gb dvd that is if the movie file is larger than 4gb.. for some reason dvd movies that u buy at the store are larger than 4gb..\n\n LOL i hope this info is usefull and good luck
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Open DVD Decrypter and go to the Options Menu.\nUnder I/O try checking a box for ignoring I/O read errors.  This may solve your problem.  If not, the copy protection on the DVD is probably a new type and has not been"worked-around" by programmers yet.\n\nAlso try lowering the burning speed to 1-2x lower than the highest available.\n\nie: 16x -- lower it to 8x\nie: 8x -- lower it to 4x.
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The file you have downloaded is most likely an MP3. When you write it to a disc try and write it as a data disc rather than music. Use Nero (if you have it) or look for settings on your computer that will allow you to write a data disc. This disc once written will only play on a machine that recognises MP3s. A DVD player should play it back through your TV for you.
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Try playing the file(s) in vlc (http://www.videolan.org).  This will play almost anything.\n\nYou say you have all the updated codecs, but it still sounds like you're missing something.  Try getting the Gordian Knot codec pack at http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Gordian_Knot_Codec_Pack.htm\n\nIf it still doesn't play, then maybe there's a problem with the files themselves (did you download these files?).  Good luck :)
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A couple things:\nIs the software you're using updated? Check the help files to see how to update your software.\n\nAre you playing a DVD or just a video clip file? You might want to check if the DVD is dirty or if the video clip was badly made. You might want to check your DVD rom drive if its dusty or so.