How do i know if my computer can burn DVD's?
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if running you are running XP select a file by right clicking on it and go to send to, select the CD/DVD Drive if it is in the list, it will be if it's a burner, at that stage the file is sent to dvd if you have a blank disk or re-writable disk in the drive.\n\nif not in the send to list then it is not a burner,
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i have a program that came on my computer called MyDvd Plus, it lets me burn dvds and vcd (video cds)...go to download.com aka cnet.com and search for one they have a ton of stuff
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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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This means you could "Burn" DVD's\n\nNot light them on fire, but to put stuff on it, like a movie, or some data files.
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You definately need a Dual Layer DVD burner.  An ordinary burner will not burn on dual-layer discs.
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once decyrpted they will burn fine\nburn as DVD DATA\nand use the AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders in the root of the burn
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Get Nero DVD burning software. It has both options.
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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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That depends on how it was burned. There are region-free burners. Also, you can generally read most regions of DVD's in a computer DVD drive, but if you have a DVD player, than it's a different story. You should find out what region the DVD was burned for (if any), and then check that against the regions readable by the hardware that you are using to read the DVD.
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u can't burn a dvd without a cd burning software.\n\nu can try Ahead Nero DVD/CD burning software.
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Just check in case u have DVD burner. You may same some money in buying external hard disk by writing the data on DVDs.
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If the processor only is HALF of the Minimum requirements,then I doubt it will work very well if at all. Besides, you need to have a program like Nero to burn DVDs which take up more memory and processor power.
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Yes, if your computer had a DVD drive in it, and if your computer is fairly new. It doesn't have to be really new, as long as it doesn't have some old 300 MHz processor in it. Even then it might work, but I don't think so. My comp runs DVDs fine with a 800 MHz processor in it, we also have 640 MB of memory, a bit of memory helps your comp with everything, including DVDs, but you probably don't need that much.
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you need a CD (or DVD) burner and a burning program
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Get a DVD Burner and Nero, and some DVD-Rs Notice that it is a "-" and not a "+"
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It is possible that dvd burning is complete but you are unable to see its content on your computer. Try to close Nero. Shut down the computer. Start is again after a few minutes then look at the contents of dvd. Most probably you will be able to see the contents of your dvd.
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first u need a DVD burner.....there is a CD with it too that helps you burn DVDs from DVDs