How do I burn video DVDs?
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Yeah, first you'll know by looking on your computer ROM cover, It'll say "DVD-RW" if you see this there then you can burn but if it say CD-RW then you can only burn cd and not dvd. Knowing what entension your video can play, first look at your video player manua if you still have it, you'll see all kind of format your video support, then you'll know which format to use and yeah you can freeware to convert them, Nero software can also burn movie that you can play on most DVD player so if you have Nero software you can use it and choose the DVD option and let it do the rest.\ngood luck.
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you can use windows or anything ..just a dvd app like nero, or drop to dvd wich i find the easiest\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2646-10237061.html\n\nhope that helped
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You need a DVD burner in order to burn a DVD.  The burner should come with proper software for burning DVDs.
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copy them onto the computer,once that is done insert a new DVD and burn them onto the DVD with your DVD BURNING SOFTWARE. EASY\n-or-\nBuy a DVD copier like I COPY DVD'S 2 and use your computers DVD drive to transfer from the DVD to the Burning DVD.\n-or- \nGet an external DVD Burner.
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Your DVD burner should have come with a burner software (such as Nero, PowerDVD or Roxio).  Normally there will a DVD creator included in the software.  Copy the files from the VCD to your computer, then add them a DVD project.  The software will do the rest, converting them and burning them to the DVD for you.
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You need DVD burning software to burn movies.\n\nhttp://www.cdfreaks.com/software/Copy-DVD-Movie-Software.html\n\nhttp://ww2.nero.com/enu/index.html
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There is no mechanism for burning a DVD format video using a simple CD burner. However, there are programs which will convert and compress DVD files so they can fit onto a simple CD. These usually cost money unless you download them through illegal means such as Limewire. The most popular program to date is Blaze Media Pro. For further information check out their website. I hope this helps.
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If you have a DVD making program like Roxio DVD Creator (there are tons of these), you should be able to import a video to burn onto a DVD disc.\n\nIf you have a DVD burner on your computer, it usually came with some software to do this.
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Quite simple\n\n1) I hope you have nero burning software\n\n2) if so select the video cd option from the menu-> new \n\n3) Drag the files which you want to burn \n\n4) If you have divx or avi video files nero will reencode them which needs additional disc space of upto 1gb temporarily for reencoding the files dont worry the space will be automatically freed after burning\n\n5) if you have not mentioned the path of the drive for temporary purpose then goto options and select the drive which has got atleast 1 gb free space that's it\n\n6) try now it will work oout
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DVD Decrypter is a great program to start with:\n\nDVD Decrypter Software:\nhttp://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd_rippers/dvd_decrypter.cfm\n\nDetailed Instructions:\nhttp://home1.gte.net/eric.groves/pg49.html\n\nSome limitations..  If you have a dual layer dvd and you want to make it fit on a single layer disc (the cheapest media available for this) you might need to use DVD Shrink to compress or remove certain parts of the DVD to fit onto a 4.7gb disc.\n\nDVD Shrink Software:\nhttp://www.dvdr-digest.com/software/dvdshrink.html\n\nHow to use DVD Shrink:\nhttp://www.digital-digest.com/articles/dvdshrink_4_dummies_page1.html\n\nOnce you have ripped the files to your hard drive you simply need to burn them to a blank DVD.  Nero is a great program for burning.  \n\nNero Software:\nhttp://ww2.nero.com/nero7/enu/index.html\n\nHow to use Nero to burn DVDs:\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/nerodvd.htm\n\nAs always - you should only burn copies of DVDs you own for legal backups.
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It is possible to burn video to what you call an "audio" cd, in which case it would be called a video cd instead. You simply need to format the video correctly, which usually involves compressing the video into 1 of 2 common sizes, called "Video CD" or "Super Video CD". Then, you have to format the disc correctly so that it can be played in a DVD player, provided the player can in fact play (Super) Video CDs (most can).\n\nThere are many programs available that make this a simple task. Perhaps the most widely used is Nero, which usually comes free with most CD and DVD burners. Also, a good alternative to Nero (at least in my opinion) is dvdSanta:\n\nhttp://www.dvdsanta.com/\n\nHowever, in your above question, you mentioned that you have a DVD-ROM drive. If that's the case, then the above programs won't work because you can't write any type of data to a disc using just a DVD-ROM drive. CD-ROM and DVD-ROM are just for reading CDs and DVDs. What you need is a DVD WRITER, or BURNER. If your computer does not have one built in, then you can buy an external one. CD writers are generally less expensive than DVD writers, but can only burn CDs. DVD writers are more costly, but can burn DVDs and CDs. A DVD writer is usually the way to go, especially when you want to burn video, because it will hold more video, the video will be higher quality, and DVDs can be played in more DVD players than CDs can.
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That is not an easy question to answer.  There are a lot of things to consider here.  If it is a VIDEO_TS folder that needs to be burned, I use Nero...  \n\nBUT there is a wonderful site that can help at www.videohelp.com.  They have loads of tutorials that can help you.
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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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if you're trying to burn AVIs, MPEGs, etc. to a video DVD usually the procedure is (1) convert movie file to a DVD format files then (2) burn those onto a DVD using your burning software (nero, roxio, etc.). some programs will allow you to select a movie file then convert and burn in one session. have you even try to run the proggie you've downloaded?\n\nbut remeber, converting movies to DVD take ALOT of time. i reccomend everyone to just buy a DVD player that plays AVIs, MPEGs, etc. straight from computer files - the cost under $80. it saves you a lot of time.
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yes but you might have to do several conversions so i'll start at the beginning. you cannot burn dvd files unless they are in .ifo, .vob format.\n\nDivxToDvd is a nice program that takes .avi files and burns them directly to dvd compatible files for you. The easiest way is to make a vcd. Go to Nero and click the Cd tab and click make Video Cd and use the Nero Express interface and drag and drop video files and burn
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Note:  You can only BURN DVDs if you have a DVD Burner, otherwise you can save the disc to your hard drive, making the computer pretend like the disc is there.\n\nHere's how to do it:\n\nSave a DVD to your Computer\n\nIf you have a large hard drive, or an external hard drive, you can make a full copy of the DVD to your hard drive using DVD Decrypter.\n\nNote: The file will be between 6GB-8.5GB depending on how long the movie is and how many extra features are on the disc.\n\nYou can download DVD decrypter from the link below.\n\nDVD Decrypter Download Page\nhttp://www.mrbass.org/dvdrip/\n\nDaemon Tools Download Page\nhttp://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/download.php?mode=ViewCategory&catid=5\n\nYou'll also need to install Daemon Tools, which I've also included a link for.\n\nAfter installing DVD decrypter, insert the DVD and close any DVD player programs that appear.\n\nOpen DVD Decrypter and select Mode > ISO > Read\n\nNow, click on the little folder icon where it shows the save location and choose a folder to save the DVD File.\n\nNow click File > Decrypt.\n\nThis process will take approx. 20-40min. depending on the speed of your DVD Drive, and luckily you can do this with a mere DVD-ROM drive.\n\nNote: Make sure you use a disc that is not scratched and is in the best possible condition.\n\nWhen it's finished and has completed successfully, close DVD Decrypter.\n\nYou can eject the DVD movie.\n\nMake sure you've installed Daemon Tools.\n\nOpen Daemon Tools.\n\nNow look in bottom right corner of your screen (system tray) for an icon with a lightning bolt.\n\nRight click on that icon and go to Virtual CD/DVD Drives > Mount Image and navigate to the folder with the DVD file that you just created.\n\nIf DVDs automatically load when you insert them into your computer, the DVD should start playing!!\n\nNote: If you'd like to make the DVD file smaller, but still keep good quality, finish the above process first, and then open DVD Shrink.\n\nDVD Shrink Download and Guide\nhttp://www.mrbass.org/dvdshrink/\n\nGo to File > Open Disc Image\n\nNow browse for the DVD file you created.\n\nAfter you've achieved the quality that you'd like (65-75% looks really good.), click on the backup! icon but select the backup target to be an ISO image file.\n\nThis will create a new ISO file that is approx. 4.5GB, instead of 7-8GB and will still look great when it's done.\n\nGood Luck!
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Copy DVDs to hardisk using DVD Decrypter. Use DVD2One to compress 9GB dvds to 4.7GB.\nThen use any DVD burning software (eg Nero) to burn to DVD-R\n\nOr go to www.NewzBin.com to find DVDs you can download from UseNet