How can I transfer 8 or 16 mm film to cd or dvd ?
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You could hire someone to do it for you or reshoot the film in a digital format and then create a cd or dvd from the digital film.  According to the below linked site it's not possible to directly transfer film to cd or dvd without creating a digital copy first.
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Convert it to a mpg file or a DVD\nVideo editors like Ulead or Pinnacle's Studio 9 do an excellent job for that.
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You can actually convert DVDs movies with something like DVD2Mobile, but make sure you have a big memory card if you want to take a good quality movie with you anywhere.
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You need one of those rm convertors, go to\nhttp://www.download.com\nand search for "Video convertors", "Rm convertors" or somthing like these. and you will find a lot of programs there.
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1. Download Cucusoft AVI/MPEG/MOV/RM to DVD Converter here: http://www.burner-software.com/AVI-to-DVD-Converter/MPEG-AVI-to-DVD-VCD-Converter.html\n\n2. Select "to DVD" or "to VCD"\n\n3. Insert blank media\n\n4. Click convert
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use nero and make it like a CD MOVIE or DVD Movie. Use the free trial from nero.\n\nPS i am not sure about the name of the option it could be cd movie or cd video something like that.\n\nhttp://www.nero.com
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1.  Software to use : nero ver. 6 or 7.\n2.  Select "DVD", not VCD, then select "Photo and Video".\n3.  Select file(s) to be recorded on the browsing window.\n4.  Drag or right-click to copy the file(s) to compilation window.\n(nero will automatically convert the file(s) to DVD format, if the file type is convertable. If not, you have to convert the source file(s) using other software, i.e. Xilisoft Video Converter. If your source file(s) is/are of unrecognized type(s), this conversion effort must be done by try and error).\n5.  Use good quality of DVD Recordable disk.\n6.  Lower the burning speed to gain better recording.\nEnjoy your film!
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Try BlindWrite.\nUsing BlindWrite, write the movies to an image file and then, write the image file to the DVD disk using BlindWrite.
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try the film machine. It is free software and lets you know what additional software you need and instuctions on how to use it. Pretty cool and easy to use
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ok brother u got to copy all those vcds on to ur hard disk and u can conver it in to "divx". it is a new file format which gives u beter image quality and sound at reduzed size.\n\nand burn the divx files to dvd!\nwww.divx.com
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It should accept it, you don't need to do anything.\n\ndoes this 99 min Cd has a VCD video format?\n\nIf not you can just open it and see what is the type of the movie.\n\nagain, the movie type is what depends on, not the CD size.\n\nXLMan
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There are many programs which will do this for you.\nThe one I use is VSO software's convert x to dvd\n\nIt converts almost all source files to dvd - it will even burn the dvd after the conversion process if you let it.\nReal simple operation, and pretty cheap to boot.\nI have no association with VSO, or any related company - it's just great software in my opinion.
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The easiest program I found to use is called NeroVision , you put any media file into it, it will make a playable DVD for you. So simple!
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try using like photoshop if u have that. just go to "save as" and choose jpeg, the quality, and name, and you should be good. if you have video editing software, you can import the dvd video and export that certain frame.
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1) Scan the copies\n2) Save as jpg or pdf onto your CD or DVD
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get daemon tools\n\nhttp://www.daemon-tools.cc\n\nSupported filetypes\n\n    * b5t (Blindwrite 5)\n    * b6t (Blindwrite 6)\n    * bwt (Blindwrite, older versions)\n    * ccd (CloneCD)\n    * cdi (Discjuggler)\n    * cue/bin\n    * img (not on supported filetype list but may be used through "All files (*.*)")\n    * iso\n    * mds/mdf (Media Descriptor File) (Commonly used by Alcohol 120%)\n    * nrg (Nero Burning ROM)\n    * pdi (Instant CD/DVD)\n    * dmg (PowerISO)\n\nmount the cue file then play the movie, it will create virtual drives which can then play image files
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A really good website explaining this is www.papajohn.org.  Look under Import Movie Source Files > Video > Discs - DVD, VCD, etc.