can i burn a mini disc with a normal dvd writer?
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it should be able to if there is a little indent in the DVD holder
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You need a computer with a DVD writer in it.  Or if you have a computer just buy the DVD writer extra.
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You have to burn a CD using a CD burning software e.g. Nero
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Use Nero or Easy CD-DVD writer
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to do this u must have a dvd writer....(not only cd writer)...\n-open nero burner \n-select dvd from the drop down box above\n-select video disc\n-add files then ok\n-burn\nu can set up the burning speed too.
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YES!  A DVD writer that can read DVD's is in essence a DVD player.  The difference comes into play where a DVD player does not have the ability to record (write) onto a DVD. A DVD writer can do both.  Have fun!
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I don't think so, especially if the disk is finalized.  I haven't found anything on the web on how to do it.  I believe it's burned into the table of contents.  If the disk is closed (finalized), then nothing else can be written.\n\nHowever, if there is a way, it might be done through the Window's registry based on the DVD's unique number when it's in the drive.  Although, I would have to do some digging to find out how to go about this.\n\nThere is, however, an easier work around.  Use Nero or Roxio to extract the contents of your burned disk to a new disk file image.  Then, turn around and reburn that extracted disk image to a new DVD disk making sure to give the new burned disk the proper name when burning it this time. Of course, you will need space to hold the disk image, so make sure you have enough space free on your hard drive before you extract.\n\nAlternatively, if it's only computer install files in a folder (with no special content), then just copy the files to someplace on your hard drive.  Then, create a new disk with Nero or Roxio and reburn those files making sure to give the disk a new name.  It will expend a disk to do this, but it's probably more worth it to get the job done faster.\n\nHowever, I recommend extracting as a disk image.  Extracting the DVD as a disk image (rather than files) is a the only way to ensure that you get everything on the media.\n\nHope this helps.
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not on a dvd drive, it has to be a dvd (re)writer. dvd writers can handle both, CDs and DVDs.
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get a hold of Nero burning rom. make sure you have a cd or dvd writer, follow the instructions and you cant go wrong.
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First of all your CD/DVD drive must support writing on the media and second you need a software like NERO to do that. If you have Windows XP with latest fixpack, even this will do the job for you!
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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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Yes.  I know of no DVD Burner which cannot burn the CD-R standard. In theory, your burning software should be able to tell you if you can't.  With Nero, you get to select what kind of project you can make CD/DVD and what device you can use.  If you don't have Nero, Windows Media player has the ability to burn CDs from audio tracks.  Just assemble a CD and try and use the burn feature, if it prompts you to insert a cd (and you don't have to, you can cancel out of it), then I'd be 99.99% certain that you can burn a CD with your drive.
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First select the form of CD/DVD u want to write, like a Image VCD, or DATA CD...then press add files and go for it...
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yes you are missing something... you need a DVD-R/W to write DVDs....
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You can convert them to vcd or svcd and burn them with your cd burner in that format but you need burning software that will burn a disk in that format. I have nero and have had no problems. Also you need a dvd player that supports vcd's and svcd's and then you can play them on your dvd player. I have been doing it for years now. Vcd stands for video Compact Disk and svcd stands for super video compact disk.
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you have to have a cd drive with a burner to burn a cd
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you have to get a burning  cd/dvd drive