okay.  How do you burn a movie/video file to a cd that plays in a non PC player?
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That depends on the player you want to play it on.  You'd have to create a VCD (Video CD) using Nero, Roxio or any other creator type program.  That being said, it won't work on all players, I can't even guarantee it will work on all modern players because not even all the new ones support VCDs.  I'd say go out and get yourself a DVD burner, you can get them online for about $40, it'll come with the software you need, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16827101642 it even has Lightscribe which will allow you to label a lightscribe enabled disc.  I'm no fan of VCDs, they're little better than VHS tapes.\n\nI should note that it is possible to create a DVD on your computer compatible with all modern players, those that are older, circa pre-2000, 2001 probably won't play a DVD created on your computer but all newer players will.
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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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im thinking that u want to download a movie then use a cd burner to copy it to a dvd disc to watch on your tv. if that is the case then u can use pretty much any cd/dvd burning program such as roxio or nero
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you cant do this is you just have a cd rom drive\nyou need to have a dvd rom drive/ cd burner. the you click the burn button on real player. (but you need to make sure your dvd is in the dvd rom drive) also make sure that you have a DVD to burn it on and not a cd rom or music cd.
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realplayer or buy a windows xp and you get a dvd burning device wich comes along with it.
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Just get VLC player it plays the real player file type.
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burn it onto a dvd-r disc
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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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Burn it using a dvd-r cd's
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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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Are You talking about CDs that can play on your cd or dvd player.Then You Must Know that there are very few dvd or CD players that can play photo file cd.You can try Microsoft's Photostory Software . You can make a wma file from photos , add transition and music .And then You can burn it on a cd.\nAin't its easy ?Just Go to http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/photostory/default.mspx
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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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I'll assume you don't have a DVD burner, or you wouldn't be asking this question.  And I will assume that you want to burn it to CD as backup or to transfer it to another computer.\n\nIf that is the case then, yes you can do it, and the way is by "spanning" the file across multiple CDs.  This is achieved by using a program like WinZip or WinRar which can make a Zip or Rar file out of the larger file from your hard drive and "span" it across multiple disks.\n\nI believe the trial version of WinZip still has this functionality (and works for 30 days) if you don't already have winzip.  The Zip file functionality that comes with Windows XP does NOT do this and you need WinZip or WinRar or a similar program to achieve this.\nGo to http://www.winzip.com and try it out - that should help! :-)\n\nBy the way, the 80min on a CD has nothing to do with Video, it has to do with the AUDIO CD length that that CD can hold if burnt as an Audio CD.  If you burn it as a CD-ROM then it can only hold 700Mb (possibly a bit less to accomodate file headers and lead-in etc). \n\nAlso if you use WinZip or something to span your video file across multiple CDs it obviously won't be playable off of the CD.  If you do want to PLAY it directly off the CD then I would suggest using a program like Nero Recode or something to burn a different compressed video format or to burn the video file as a VCD or Super-VCD - the quality is not good (a bit less than VHS quality - but totally viewable and you can easily fit a 2 hour movie on one CD burnt in this fashion.)\n :)
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you need nero burning rom, a dvd-rw drive, and dvd-r discs.........then you could burn movies in mpg or avi or similar formats into a dvd disc
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Don't use Windows Media Player.  That's for burning audio CDs.  You're making a data CD, so use Windows XP's built-in data CD writer.  \n\n1. Pop in a blank CD-R.\n2. Wait for the computer to recognize the disk and select to open a folder to write the files to.  Alternatively, you can open the CD-ROM drive through My Computer.\n3. Once opened, simply drag the slide show into the folder.\n4. In the folder, go to File->Write these files to CD\n5. Follow the onscreen instructions and just sit back and wait.\n6. When finished burning, test it out and see if it works.
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cant use this for video files. try nero and you must use dvd if you want to put them in dvd player. otherwisw use cds but you will ony play them on your pc
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Use MS Media Player, suppose a.dat is a VCD file. Right?