put video on a cd-r data disc?
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Hi! I found this wonderful piece of software some time back and think it can solve your problem. If you want to play downloaded (legally please) movies from the internet on your dvd player, you can use this to do it without much hassle or trouble.\n\nIts called ConvertXToDVD, it is a commercial product from VSO software. It converts your movie into the correct format and can even burn it onto your disc for you. Furthermore, it works with a lot of file formats! You can download/find out more about it here:\nhttp://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/\n\nI hope this works for you!
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It is hard to do it on DVD player.  You will have to produce the video clip manually.  Roxio Picture CD function can mix jpg with wav.
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If you want to treat them as data files, yes; just use Windows' built-in burning software.\n\nIf you want to watch them on a DVD player, you need to convert them into DVD format first; programs such as ULead and Adobe Premiere can do this.\n\nIf you want to do it for free, are relatively bright and willing to spend hours on end tinkering, cursing and trying a bazillion software packages, visit this link:\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com\n\nIt will guide you.
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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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use nero and make it like a CD MOVIE or DVD Movie. Use the free trial from nero.\n\nPS i am not sure about the name of the option it could be cd movie or cd video something like that.\n\nhttp://www.nero.com
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Use a DVD burner like NERO to encode the downloaded files and burn them on to a CD. Make sure that you burn it as a Video DVD And not as a data DVD. For downloading or buying NERO go to www.nero.com
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copy to the windows CD/DVD drive and later burn it by using windows burner when you put a recordable CD/ DVD in the drive. Alternatively use Nero or roxia media creator or any decent burning software.
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I recommend AVS Video Converter ($30) to burn video DVD: http://www.best-video-converter.com/avs-video-converter.html\n\nand free AVS Disc Creator to burn data
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Video CD also use .DAT extension to store video files. try to open these files using Media Player.
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You need one of those rm convertors, go to\nhttp://www.download.com\nand search for "Video convertors", "Rm convertors" or somthing like these. and you will find a lot of programs there.
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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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You can do it through (Dell) MusicMatch CD burner.  avi's, mpeg's, etc.  But you have to "upgrade" to be able to burn a data disk.  It's about $20, and they just send you a code.  See if you can just get someone else's code.\n\nIf you don't have MusicMatch, see if your CD-burner program has that feature available.
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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 can convert the .DAT files on the CDs from MPEG format, to something that Windows Movie Maker can recognize.  Check www.papajohn.org > Import Movie Source Files > Video > Discs - DVDs, VCDs, SVCDs, for details.\n\nOnce they are converted to an .avi file (with a standard codec), then you can import them into WMM, make edits and save them back out.
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dvd shrink. then take the video ts file and burn it as a data disc.
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For just pictures, you don't need a video plug in. It is merely making at Data CD. The type of DVD depends on what type your burner supports. Most of the newer ones support both DVD-RW and DVD+RW, Doesn't really matter which.
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You need to first save the movie to your computer (File > Save Movie File).  Either choose DV-AVI or a high-quality WMV to retain the most quality.  Then open up your separate DVD authoring program (Nero, MyDVD, Ulead, etc.) and tell it to burn a video DVD.  It's important that it be a *video* DVD, not a data DVD.\n\nI've included a link to a tutorial on creating a DVD from Windows Movie Maker.  The Windows Movie Makers.net forum is also a good place to ask questions like these, if you want more help.