how do i change quicktime movie files to a format to enable me to burn a dvd that will play in most players?
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There are several converters. Try this, for example...
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I use AVS Video Converter.  It can covert most formats of video files to a DVD player compatable one.  I don't know how much it costs (I didn't get mine one of the most legal ways)\n\n\n*cough*try downloading it off Ares or LimeWire.  Make sure you get a serial number with it*cough*
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if it is in bin/cue format you could modify the cue file to make it a dvd file but easiest cheapest and simplest is to just  use poweriso / magic iso or evem winzip and winace or any iso program to extract the file onto your harddrive there will be about 4 folders for a vcd then just use nero or even the built in windows burner to burn the files onto your dvd . hey presto no getting new software that your not used to and especially no long file conversion times.
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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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Play it on a computer. You can use VLC from \nhttp://videolan.org\n\nOr use Alcohol 120% to convert the DVD to the region that you want. Both methods require a computer.\n\nLastly, you can order a DVD player from the USA. The output will be NTSC so that may not help you.
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Windows Movie Maker can't (and won't) ever import QuickTime. The reason for this is that Windows Media files (wmv) are Microsoft's proprietary format, and QuickTime is Apples proprietary format.\n\nSo what you need to do is convert your QuickTime video into something that Windows Movie Maker can read. The best option is probably MPEG-4.\n\nNot surprisingly, the best way to convert QuickTime movies to MPEG-4 is QuickTime Pro (http://www.apple.com/quicktime/pro/win.html)\n\nIt costs around $30, and lets you save QuickTime files into a number of formats, including MPEG-4. Save your QuickTime file into MPEG-4, then you can open the exported MPEG-4 file in Windows Movie Maker. Once in Windows Movie Maker, you can edit and tweak it all you like, and even save it in WMV format.
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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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If you are burning your film onto a disc that was DOWNLOADED off the internet, it must be in DIVX format which can be played in only divx compatible DVD players. \n\nIf you are COPYING a DVD, Nero is excellent. \nYou can download the free trial at nero.com and can get a free gem to the program at mscracks.com (do not go to there on internet explorer.)\n\nBut if you really need a free one, you can go to www.download.com and search for it and they will all have different customer ratings. Download the one with the highest.
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download the Klite codec pack, you'll be able to play any possible format\n\nwww.free-codecs.com
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You need to get a burning software like Nero or CloneDVD to burn that to a DVD so you can watch it on any DVD player.\n\n\nUpdated:\nIf you have Nero, then use Nero's Burn a DVD Video feature and drag those files and folders exactly as is into the program.  Read the instruction for more details.
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Really, you could actually only need to install Media Player Classic and the required codecs, because this free open-source media player can open/play several different formats, not only REAL media.. It just needs a bit of configuring.\n\nReal Alternative:\nhttp://www.free-codecs.com/download/Real_Alternative.htm\n\nQuickTime Alternative:\nhttp://www.free-codecs.com/download/QuickTime_Alternative.htm\n\nThese two packs come with Media Player Classic and the required codecs.
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For thatfirst insert a blank CD in ur drive and open the nero 6 and go for CREATE VCD option and sewlect the movie files which u want to make to VCD. Then click BURN. \nIt will take pretty good time first to encode and then to write to CD. Then u can use that CD in your VCD player. \nHope it will work
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personally I'd convert it to Flash more people will see it and it's a smaller file.\nif you cant do that go with mpeg.\nfewer peeps have quick time than media player
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You should try Google... Enter "download Quick time player 5" and that's it... You should go to the best link, or the one you choose...
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You use Microsoft Frontpage so it won't be too hard. Here is the link to a tutorial.\nIf you are looking for the actual code here it is. This works for quicktime movies. You can edit it for other types. I have included a website that has a good tutorial for this.\n\n<object width="000" height="000" \n  classid="clsid:02BF25D5-8C17-4B23-BC80-D3488ABDDC6B" \n  codebase="http://www.apple.com/qtactivex/qtplugin.cab">\n  <param name="src" value="moviefile.mov">\n\n  <param name="controller" value="true">\n  <param name="autoplay" value="false">\n  <embed src="moviefile.mov" width="000" height="000"  \n    autoplay="false" controller="true" \n    pluginspage="http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/">\n  </embed>\n</object>\n\nIf this helps please mark as best answer. :)
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Clone DVD will do the trick. But it saves it in VBO's which Power DVD Player will recognise.\nYou could then use Video Redo to convert it to mpeg if you wanted to since you don't seem to want to burn a copy.