how can I save files direct to dvd in xp? Such as copy to or move to?
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right click/send to/"E" or whichever cd/dvd burning software you may have.
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hi, use nero's software to do that,\nNeroVisionExpress does that all for you, u simply insert a source DVD, a destination DVD and click on copy!
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you can try copy pasting the files you want to burn from your harddrive to the dvd, but i'm not sure if that will work for dvds. if not, you can always get a trial version of nero from nero.com.
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Are you wanting to burn a data disc or a music disc? What operating system are you using?\nI am going to assume you are talking about data and are running XP:\nCopy the files that you want to burn into the drive that burns the CD. It will temporarily sit there. Then, put in a CD, and go to the left, on the common tasks bar, and click on Burn these files to a cd. The CD wizard will take you from there!
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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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copy ur entire windows folder to a dvd ... if u ever need the drivers go to device manager and update driver ... point it to ur dvd and itl find them .. backup ur registry while ur at it and save that to a dvd to ... heres how::::\n\n                                    BACKUP\n\nHow to Back Up Files and Folders\nNote You must have permissions as an administrator or as a backup operator on your computer to back up files and folders. Also, backup operators and administrators can back up and restore encrypted files and folders without decrypting the files or folders.\n1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Backup. The Backup or Restore Wizard starts.\n2. Click Advanced Mode.\n3. Click the Backup tab.\n4. On the Job menu, click New.\n5. Click to select the check boxes for the drives that you want to back up. If you want to be more specific in your selections, expand the drive that you want, and then click to select the check boxes for the files or folders that you want.\n6. Click to select the System State check box.\n\nNote If you want to back up your system settings and your data files, back up all the data on your computer plus the System State data. The System State data includes such things as the registry, the COM+ class registration database, files under Windows File Protection, and boot files.\n7. In the Backup destination list, click the backup destination that you want to use.\n8. If you clicked File in the previous step, type the full path and file name that you want in the Backup media or file name box. You can also specify a network share as a destination for the backup file.\n9. Click Start Backup. The Backup Job Information dialog box appears.\n10. Under If the media already contains backups, use one of the following steps:\n• If you want to append this backup to previous backups, click Append this backup to the media.\n• If you want to overwrite previous backups with this backup, click Replace the data on the media with this backup.\n11. Click Advanced.\n12. Select the Verify data after backup check box.\n13. In the Backup Type box, click the type of backup that you want. When you click a backup type, a description of that backup type appears under "Description."\n14. Click OK, and then click Start Backup. A Backup Progress dialog box appears, and the backup starts.\n15. When the backup is complete, click Close.\n\n\n                                    RESTORE\n\n\nNote You must have administrative or backup operator credentials on your computer to restore files and folders. Backup operators and administrators can back up and restore encrypted files and folders without decrypting the files or folders.\n\nTo restore files and folders, follow these steps:\n1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Backup. The Backup or Restore Wizard starts.\n2. Click Advanced Mode.\n3. Click the Restore and Manage Media tab.\n4. Use one of the following steps:\n• If you want to restore from a backup file, expand File, and then expand the backup file that you want. For example, expand Backup.bkf created 01/01/2002 at 1:15 PM. By default, backup includes the date and time of the backup as part of the file name.\n• If you want to restore from a tape backup, expand the tape device that you want, and then expand the media name that you want. For example, expand Travan, and then expand Media created 01/01/2002 1:15 PM.\n5. Select the check boxes for the folders that you want to restore. If you want to be more specific in your selections, double-click the folder that you want, and then select the check boxes for the files or folders that you want to restore.\n6. If you are restoring the whole operating system, select the System State check box.\n\nNote If you want to restore the operating system and your data files, you must restore the System State data. The System State data includes such things as the re
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Hi\n\nHave you tried to drag and drop them? there is also a free program called DVD shrink download it and see if you can then copy the files.\n\nBest luck
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You can make one yourself using a DVD (a CD doesn't have enough space).  If you are running XP, just go Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Backup.  Just follow the directions from there.
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just insert your XP cd and..go on!
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You can't...You would have to make a DVD.  Use Windows Media Maker or whater its called on XP.
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It depends on what kind of file(s) you recorded onto the DVD.  Go to Office Max or Compuware, they'll help you out.
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1) Scan the copies\n2) Save as jpg or pdf onto your CD or DVD
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If you are using windows XP, you can drag and drop (or copy from and to).. using windows explorer.\n\nIf not, try deepburner. It's freeware to burn CD.
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Since it's not copy protected, this is VERY EASY. Simply make a folder on your hard drive and then copy the contents of your DVD into this folder. Then using an application that burns DVD-Video (such as Nero) create a compilation and then drag the contents of VIDEO_TS into the VIDEO_TS folder in your "DVD-Video" compilation and then burn the disc. To reiterate, make sure you create a DVD-Video compilation, not a DVD-ISO/UDP/Boot disc, etc. Most burning software will check the compilation to make sure that it is DVD-Video compliant and let you know if there are any problems with compatibility.
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I would suggest using AVI2DVD because its free and probably the best tool out there: http://www.techroam.com/how-to-burn-avi-to-dvd/
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get a good file convertor like Nero and you'll have no problem. you can with some kung fu use: videolan\ni think, by law i cannot tell you the details.
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get RipIt4Me\nhere\nhttp://www.ripit4me.org/\n\nRipIt4Me is a freeware utility that helps you backup your copy protected DVDs.\n\nRecently released DVDs are now very often equipped with stronger copy protections - such as ARccOS™ and RipGuard DVD. Programs like DVD Shrink or DVD Decrypter cannot handle these types of discs.\n\nWith the help of RipIt4Me, ripping these DVDs will be a very easy task. The program is fully automated and the wizard will guide you through all the necessary steps involved. If you prefer, there is also a true "1-Click" mode that will perform all the involved steps automatically for you.\n\nunlike AnyDVD, it's free.