Can I buy a peripheral CD-ROM / DVD compatible... and with that watch DVD's on my (non DVD) laptop?
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Yes you can, because Windows Media Player will play the dvd.
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i know that HP makes an entertainment laptop that has a media remote that fits in a pcmcia slot but i don't think you can buy it alone.
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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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External hard drive, flash drive,and/or burn to dvd/cd if size permits.
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The first thing i would advice you is to go for a Portable Hard Drive.\nCoz even though it is expensive,it is an one-time investment.\nSuppose u r again transferred 2 sum other place, u can use ur harddrive.\nIn d case of DVD, u'll hav to run for blank DVDs.\nAlso u cannot expect DVD readers in every system, but u can actually see USB ports in almost all systems.\nfor more details, mail me @\n\ngautambarathwaj@yahoo.com\nWishes for ur new workplace
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Software -> Windows Media Player\nHardware -> DVD ROM/DVD-RW ROM
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Windows doesn't come with a proper DVD front end. You need software like Cyberlink Power DVD or Intervideo's WinDVD to be able to play a DVD on a Windows PC. Mac OS X has it built in, and in Linux you can cobble it together in an afternoon from illegal download sites (Here in the good old USA, anyway) on the interweb. If you get hold of either program, you should be able to insert a DVD and just watch the movie.
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if it has the inpuit, then it should have the neccessary softwares for that. a usually laptop have s-video out, until you have a TV-turner or something
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No. A CD ROM will *only* read music or data CDs unless it's a Writer, too. Then you can 'write' CDs with it in addition to simply reading them.\n\nYou need a DVD reader to read and/or play DVDs as well as CDs. There are also DVD reader/writers on the market, too, but they are more expensive because they'll read/write both CDs and DVDs.\n\nOnce you have a DVD reader installed, you will need software to use it with such as WinDVD or PowerDVD. I, personally, prefer PowerDVD. It's a pay program but only about $30, tops.
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dvdsanta \nimtoo dvd\nwinavi\nthese will convert and burn
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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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Download one of those DVD format to other format software.
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use power DVD software
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you can try digital digest.com and check their forums.  They can answer almost any questions regarding dvd's..
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DVD is a different format with respect to CD RW. If your hardware supports only CDs for reading and burning, then there's no possibility of it reading the DVD. As you mentioned that you have a laptop, I guess it should be a DVD combo, i.e. DVD read only and CD Read/Write support, because that is the standard in laptops. I rarely have known a laptop model which has a CDRW drive, excepting if it is older than 2 years. You can check the DVD logo on the side of your drive. \n\nIn case it is a cdrw and you need to play a dvd, you need a computer with dvd drive on your network neibourhood. Just share the DVD drive on that computer, and you can access the DVD drive as your own drive. Best of luck on the experiment.
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dvd's are not compatible. u either need a dvd-rom or a dvd-player. dvd's and cds are different
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No you can't compine the iso's. You can download DVD iso from the below site