Burning converted DVD Video files onto one DVD  disc.?
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It mainly depends on how much storage space each file is.  As long as they all ad up to less than 4.7 Gigabytes, it can fit on one disc.  if not, you'll need multiple discs.  And, yes, Nero should work for that.\n\n-Nick\n\n(a DVD's capacity is 4.7 GB, or about 5 CD's)
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I would think you should be able to "rip" it to an MPEG file and then build a DVD using that MPEG file...\n\nThere are free and shareware programs available online to do that and other things...\n\nEnder
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what kind of data are u burning.   is ur dvd plucked in to the ide cable?
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Your computer will come with the required software. That will be the easy way. Alternatively, you can download/buy DVD burning software. Nero is a good one
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try magic dvd ripper, it will convert dvd to mpeg or mpg or avi saving space, but not free unless you can download it with the password crack (try using limewire or morpheus for it)
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2 burn a dvd file u need a dvd ripper n u can get it from me.My id id chawlabhanu@yahoo.co.in
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Use DVD Decrpyter and DVD Shrink.  \n\nhttp://www.mrbass.org/dvdrip/\nhttp://www.dvdshrink.org/\n\nRun DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD files onto your hard drive and then run DVD Shrink to compress the files onto a single DVD disk.  Make sure you have at least 10GB on your hard drive before starting.
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DVD re-writeabe/readable \n        RW         R
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Search for DVD Santa or WinAVI, both will convert files to DVD format...
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If you use DVD Decrypter or even DVD Shrink, that would do the trick.  You'll need a burning engine as well, such as Roxio or Nero (or you can probably download a free one). My understanding is that you are allowed to make one copy under the "Fair Use" provision of the law. Although this is still a contentious issue.
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You're going to need some DVD burning software. Some should have come with the computer or DVD burner. Look in your start menu->all programs for something like MyDVD or Nero or Roxio. If you don't find anything then look through the disks that came with the computer or DVD burner for the same program names and install it.
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You can use DVD Shrink program. Its a freeware and can be downloaded from the link provided in Source's. I've been using this for more than a year and works perfectly.\n\nPeace
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you need a CD (or DVD) burner and a burning program
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Your best option would be to extract each .iso/.bin file to a folder on a hard drive, then burn a DVD with the contents of both folders. It would be more sensible to keep them in their corresponding folders so you can remember which is which.\n\nAlternatively, you can mount the .iso/.bin images using a program called Daemon Tools (http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/announcements.php) and then access the files even though they're burnt onto the DVD as images.
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NERO CONVERTS AVI FILES TO DVD FORMAT
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You need to convert them in order to get them to run.\n\nYou can do this by creating a normal DVD with source the mpg files you extract from .dat files. \nDepending on the software in the case it is smart enough not to re-encode the mpeg1 files at a higher resolution, you will get the same result as if you had created a long-play VCD, with added menus and features available only to DVD's. \n\nI have done this using ULead. The conversion, though, is quite time consuming, but certainly substantially less than re-encoding mpeg4 files, as in the case when the source is in divx format. \nGood luck...
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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!