How do I convert a DVD video into a Real file or WMA file. hence able to put it onto a CD without a dvd burner
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Try using Windows Movie Maker
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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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There are many programs which will do this for you.\nThe one I use is VSO software's convert x to dvd\n\nIt converts almost all source files to dvd - it will even burn the dvd after the conversion process if you let it.\nReal simple operation, and pretty cheap to boot.\nI have no association with VSO, or any related company - it's just great software in my opinion.
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Since it's not copy protected, this is VERY EASY. Simply make a folder on your hard drive and then copy the contents of your DVD into this folder. Then using an application that burns DVD-Video (such as Nero) create a compilation and then drag the contents of VIDEO_TS into the VIDEO_TS folder in your "DVD-Video" compilation and then burn the disc. To reiterate, make sure you create a DVD-Video compilation, not a DVD-ISO/UDP/Boot disc, etc. Most burning software will check the compilation to make sure that it is DVD-Video compliant and let you know if there are any problems with compatibility.
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1. Download Cucusoft AVI/MPEG/MOV/RM to DVD Converter here: http://www.burner-software.com/AVI-to-DVD-Converter/MPEG-AVI-to-DVD-VCD-Converter.html\n\n2. Select "to DVD" or "to VCD"\n\n3. Insert blank media\n\n4. Click convert
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Use ImTOO Mpeg Encoder for converting any kind of files to any other. Well u cant burn Media Player Files as DVD. DVD used to hav different format, its called (.vob). U can even convert any files to vob using ImTOO mpeg encoder. Best way to burn dvds is to use any special software made to do this. U can use Nero, Ulead Disk Creator and WinDVD creator for this.\n\n\nNeo
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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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Copying Movies can be a slightly complicated process if you're not familiar with the programs used to do it. However, once you're accustomed to using the software, it's much easier.\n\nSo here's how to get started:\n\nBurning DVDs with DVD Decrypter, DVD Shrink, and Nero.\n\nBefore you start, you’ll need to have the following programs installed on your computer:\n\nDVD Decrypter\nhttp://www.mrbass.org/dvdrip/\n\nDVD Shrink\nhttp://www.mrbass.org/dvdshrink/\n\nNero (version 6.3 or higher recommended, which you can download from oldversion.com)\nhttp://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=nero\n\nserial number for Nero 6.3\nhttp://computer-tricks.blogspot.com/2006/05/nero-63.html\n\n\n(Note: DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink are free online.)\n\n(Note: Always try to use a new, unscratched DVD movie disc whenever making copies, as discs in poor condition may not copy, or will likely pass on glitches to the copy.)\n\nIt’s also recommended that you don’t run other programs while burning DVDs unless you have over 1GB of RAM or more.\n\nInsert the disc you wish to copy.\n\nClose any DVD player program that opens.\n\nPhase 1\n\nOpen DVD Decrypter.\n\nClick on Mode > ISO > Read\n\nNow click on the folder icon that shows where the DVD file will be saved. Choose a folder.\n\nNow click on File > Decrypt.\n\nThe process of making an exact copy of the disc to the hard drive should take approx. 30-40min. depending on the length of the movie and extra features.\n\nWhen DVD Decrypter is finished creating the file, you can close the program and eject the disc.\n\nPhase 2\n\nNow open DVD Shrink.\n\nClick on File > Open Disc Image\n\nBrowse for the file that you saved when copying with DVD Decrypter.\n\nDVD Shrink will now analyze the movie for a minute or two.\n\nUncheck boxes for extra audio Languages that you don't need on the DVD\n\nClick on the plus + sign by the Extras folder.\n(This is where the bonus materials are on the disc)\n\nTo have higher movie quality, remove the extras by clicking on the individual files and selecting Still image/still images from the dropdown menu. (You can preview the extras if you want to see the clips before removing them.)\n\nIf you'd like to keep the extra features on the DVD, select the clip and change the dropdown menu to custom compression and lower it to about 50 or 60 percent for each extra.\n\nClick on the main movie folder. If you've removed enough extras, or compressed them, the movie quality should be around 60-70%, the HIGHER THE BETTER.\n\nNote: Target quality is about 65-70%, anything higher than 65%, and on regular size\nTV's you won't be able to tell the difference between the copy and the original.\n\nI personally either remove the extras or compress them to achieve the best quality.\n\nIf a movie is not too much over two hours, or doesn't have many extras, it will copy\ncloser to 100% quality.\n\nWhen you’ve achieved the quality setting on the main movie that you’d like, click on the Backup! icon.\n\nInsert a blank DVD disc.\n\nBefore clicking OK to start the burning, click on the Burn Settings tab and change the speed to 1 or 2 speeds lower than the highest available.\n\nDVD Shrink will now compress the file that DVD Decrypter made and create DVD video files. Afterwards, it will automatically burn those files and the disc will be completed.\n\nThis will take about 20-30 min. to create the DVD video files and approx. 10-15 min. to burn onto the blank disc.
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The easiest program I found to use is called NeroVision , you put any media file into it, it will make a playable DVD for you. So simple!
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Copying Movies can be a slightly complicated process if you're not familiar with the programs used to do it. However, once you're accustomed to using the software, it's much easier.\n\nSo here's how to get started:\n\nBurning DVDs with DVD Decrypter, DVD Shrink, and Nero.\n\nBefore you start, you’ll need to have the following programs installed on your computer:\n\nDVD Decrypter\nhttp://www.mrbass.org/dvdrip/ \n\nDVD Shrink\nhttp://www.mrbass.org/dvdshrink/ \n\nNero (version 6.3 or higher recommended, which you can download from oldversion.com)\nhttp://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=nero \n\nserial number for Nero 6.3\nhttp://computer-tricks.blogspot.com/2006/05/nero-63.html \n\n\n(Note: DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink are free online.)\n\n(Note: Always try to use a new, unscratched DVD movie disc whenever making copies, as discs in poor condition may not copy, or will likely pass on glitches to the copy.)\n\nIt’s also recommended that you don’t run other programs while burning DVDs unless you have over 1GB of RAM or more.\n\nInsert the disc you wish to copy.\n\nClose any DVD player program that opens.\n\nPhase 1\n\nOpen DVD Decrypter.\n\nClick on Mode > ISO > Read\n\nNow click on the folder icon that shows where the DVD file will be saved. Choose a folder.\n\nNow click on File > Decrypt.\n\nThe process of making an exact copy of the disc to the hard drive should take approx. 30-40min. depending on the length of the movie and extra features.\n\nWhen DVD Decrypter is finished creating the file, you can close the program and eject the disc.\n\nPhase 2\n\nNow open DVD Shrink.\n\nClick on File > Open Disc Image\n\nBrowse for the file that you saved when copying with DVD Decrypter.\n\nDVD Shrink will now analyze the movie for a minute or two.\n\nUncheck boxes for extra audio Languages that you don't need on the DVD\n\nClick on the plus + sign by the Extras folder.\n(This is where the bonus materials are on the disc)\n\nTo have higher movie quality, remove the extras by clicking on the individual files and selecting Still image/still images from the dropdown menu. (You can preview the extras if you want to see the clips before removing them.)\n\nIf you'd like to keep the extra features on the DVD, select the clip and change the dropdown menu to custom compression and lower it to about 50 or 60 percent for each extra.\n\nClick on the main movie folder. If you've removed enough extras, or compressed them, the movie quality should be around 60-70%, the HIGHER THE BETTER.\n\nNote: Target quality is about 65-70%, anything higher than 65%, and on regular size\nTV's you won't be able to tell the difference between the copy and the original.\n\nI personally either remove the extras or compress them to achieve the best quality.\n\nIf a movie is not too much over two hours, or doesn't have many extras, it will copy\ncloser to 100% quality.\n\nWhen you’ve achieved the quality setting on the main movie that you’d like, click on the Backup! icon.\n\nInsert a blank DVD disc.\n\nBefore clicking OK to start the burning, click on the Burn Settings tab and change the speed to 1 or 2 speeds lower than the highest available.\n\nDVD Shrink will now compress the file that DVD Decrypter made and create DVD video files. Afterwards, it will automatically burn those files and the disc will be completed.\n\nThis will take about 20-30 min. to create the DVD video files and approx. 10-15 min. to burn onto the blank disc.
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You can't directly. Basically you can take the video off the DVD and re-encode it to a VCD (Video CD). VCD do not hold much info and normally are of very poor quality. This is mainly because people lower the bit rate in order to fit the move onto the smaller medium. For a normal length move you will probably need to put it onto 2 disks to make it look decent. Plus you should check and see if your DVD player will play it. If you are looking just to watch on your PC another file format could be used such as .avi. Either way VCDhelp.com is a good site for tools and tutorials for the conversion for either way.
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You cannot copy a DVD without a DVD ROM. Either you can take your HDD and attach it to a system that has a DVD rom and copy the DVD files from there, or borrow a DVD ROM for sometime\n\nInstall PowerDVD on your system. Then copy the .ifo (probably in Video_TS folder on the DVD) files from the DVD on to your computer. Now open these files in PowerDVD and you can watch the DVDs, but the added feature like subtitles and language selection will not be available. \nYou can also use Media Player after you have installed PowerDVD as it installs the necessary codecs for WMP to use. Don't know about Real Player.
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The 'Save to CD' option in Windows Movie Maker makes a HighMAT CD which isn't supported by DVD players (except a few old models of Panasonic DVD players, I think).\n\nInstead of having Movie Maker create the CD/DVD for you, you should save the movie to the computer and choose a high-quality output (either DV-AVI or high-quality WMV at 720x480).  Use these with your favorite CD/DVD burning program to either burn a video CD (VCD), a super-VCD (SVCD) or if you can, a video DVD.\n\nEven if you do burn a VCD or SVCD, you might find that your player isn't fully compatible with this type of media.  To find out, check videohelp.com and type in your DVD player.  It should show you if others were able to play VCDs, SVCDs, DVD-Rs, etc.
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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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There is NO need to buy any program.  If you have a windows box the microsoft media player will do it.  Realplayer is also free and also will work.  Go to download.com\nhttp://www.download.com/CD-DVD-Burners/3150-2646_4-0.html?tag=dir\nor http://www.freewarefiles.com/cat_6_205_CD-DVD-Burner-Apps.html\nand you can find other free programs.
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FIRST, you need a DVD Burner on your puter. THEN you can go to http://www.download.com to find software for it if it doesn't already come with it. \n\nEDIT: dl.com has some Freeware, but I don't know that you can get free software for what you want to do. If dl.com doesn't have what you need for for free, I can suggest some inexpensive progs like PowerDVD and the Nero burning suite. They don't cost all that much and you can get them on CDs from computer/software stores.
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You need a program to "rip" the raw format from the DVD to convert the raw format to wmv or whatever you like.   Usually, these programs aren't free so yeah..  You have to buy them