how can i fit a movie into two cds? what do i do?
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Im confuse.in the era of dvd, why do u need 2 cd to fit a movie, if u can fit into one?
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Use NeroVision express..\nThe movie automatically gets compressed according to the requirements with almost zero quality reduction.
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Use WinZip. But what size is it now? That makes a difference as to how far you can compress it.\n\nHow to do this:\nRight-click on the movie file, and there should be an option that says "SEND TO:"  Mouse over it. Another list should come up that has an option "Compressed (zipped) Folder." That should do it.\n\n\n\n700 Meg? I have no idea. But your movie file format sounds like a pretty specialized one, so if you're able to convert it to MPEG (or maybe WMV), then it would probably reduce size some. And you could compress it from there using a zipped folder or a RAR.
786306
You cant burn a movie to a  CD-R music disk.. You have to go buy data CD-Rs and then save the movie on your CD burner drive, and then burn it from there..
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Yes there is! Burn it as a "VCD". You should have that option in your burning software. Nero has it. Any DVD player built after 2003 will play VCD disks. But if you're trying to burn a full feature movie onto cd? It can be done but you'd have to convert the original movie to Mpeg (a lot of work and a real pain) then you'd have to break the original movie into separate sections 600mb or smaller to fit on the cd (another pain) and then you would have to have 5 to 10 cd's to accomodate the whole movie. It's a lot of work and the results aren't worth it.
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Win/Avi/Dvd converter\n\nhttp://www.winavi.com/en/products.htm\n\nBut most movies will not fit on a single disk (usually takes 2 regular cdr's), this program cuts the movie at 600megs. This is if you are using cdr's opposed to dvdr. Cdr allows you to create vcd's which are playable on all dvd players but use normal cds. \n\nYou can use nero to add a title screen and chapters too if you want.
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Try the guide ion http://www.ePodSupport.com .   Skip Step 2 and Downloading DVD SHrink if you already have the files.
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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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I think you download the movie or video the same as the music and take the same steps, but you need to have a DVD writer......your CDrom has to have the capabilities to download movies.  Don't quote me....I could be wrong.
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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.
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If you save it as an mp3 file and burn it to a "data cd". Then you must have a player that is mp3 capable. By the way, you can fit WELL OVER 80 min on a cd with mp3's or wma's. You could fit between 50 and 250 songs on it that way depending on their cumulative file size. I know. I've done it. \n\nHope that helps,\nJon
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you are wanting to make a vcd?  Put a movie onto a cd instead of a dvd?  If that is the case, you will in most cases need to use a software application to compress the video for you.  Search for VCD or DVD to divx.  There are tons of programs that will let you do this.\n Good luck.
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It depends what you are trying to do, You really need to explain yourself a bit better. Are you trying to combine two movies onto one disc or did you download something see a bunch of vob files and now your not sure what do to with them?
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In theory, you could copy a feature length movie (most of which are on 8.5 gb dual layer disks) onto one without having to compress it. But the blanks are still very expensive, and the whole DVD shebang is on the verge of obsolencence anyway, so don't bother with it if you haven't already got one, unless you have a specific reason for having one.
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Vhy you von't buy me plane ticket? \n\nOh, and try to use DVD-Shrink, or Dr-DivX with the movie. good luck.
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I would check Afterdawn.com. They have multiple forums on how to copy DVD's
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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.