Can u play dvds on Quicktime player without like burning the dvd?
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ON DVD player/drive u can if u have one installed on your computer
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You have a great media player. I use Winamp 5.23, for any audio songs, and I think it's excellent. Windows media player 10 is definitely a superb one, if you want to burn things. \n\nIf you want to see DVD movies, you should have PowerDVD 6 or latest one. \n\nThere are two other media players, Quicktime & Real Player. These are good for enjoying media online.
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there is a plug in for quicktime called "flip4mac" that plays wmv formatted files...\nhttp://www.flip4mac.com/wmv_download.htm
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You can by dual layer DVDs, assuming you have Dual-Layer burner. They hold twice as much. Otherwise, use a burning utility that allows you to compress the data.
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it can be down to the disks, you actually use, not all dvd types play on normal dvds players, i have a jvc one which dont play cheap dvd r's i buy form a cheap supplier, but it plays sony dvd -r's, where i have a cheap £30 philips one and plays every dvd i have. you need to try searching the forums for your model and see what type of disks everyone uses. if you mail me ill see if i can find more or post your dvd player model
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Yes you can, because Windows Media Player will play the dvd.
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Nero is good program for burning DVD.you hav to burn it as DVD movie format not as data to make it work on any DVD player
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most cd burning programmes will do this for you automatically.\nwindows media player does anyway.
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..use windows movie maker..\n\nwindows media player wasnt made for making dvds, only ripping music and making music cds
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You probably can't.  DVD players are not computers, so they can not run software or data files.  They can play movies in mpg format and maybe some audio files (wav and maybe mp3) and that is it.  DVD players cannot run any other type of presentations, etc.  Unless the presentation software you are using as a method to convert the presentation into an mpg movie file, you cannot play it from a DVD player.
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Absolutely, but you'll need the Professional edition of QuickTime.  You can buy it for $29.99 by clicking the upgrade to full version button in Help menu.  You'd be suprised at what QT Pro has added.  You can create slide shows, edit movies, watch DVDs full screen, and right click to save QT/mpeg video to your hard drive.  Cool stuff!  good luck
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The video format is determined by your software and not by your burner.  There is software availible for purchase (or you can get it from limewire or a similar filesharing service) that will allow you to burn CDs which can be played on most DVD players\n\nLook for something that uses MPEG4 or DivX formats :)
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To play on a DVD player- and burn on a DVD- you need to convert the AVI format into a VIDEO_TS format, using one of many possible programs to do so.  It is a bit complicated to explain here, so, here is a link:)\n\nhttp://www.doom9.org/mpg/avi2dvdr.htm\n\nI use http://www.winavi.com/en/video-converter/video-converter.htm\nThis program which does all this much simpler, but it is not free- good one though:)
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Yes, use Nero 6, and select "create DVD-video". Then add your files (it lets you choose any of the formats) to your project and burn them. It recodes the video files to allow them to be played in any DVD player (or PS2).
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Check out VLC\n\nhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/\n\nIt's a great (FREE!) all around media player which will also play DVDs.
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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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Yes you can , but if you want to play them in a DVD player, you will need to transcode them.\nNeroVision is the program I like to use to perform this function as it is pretty much drag and drop simple.\nIt does all the work for you.\nOf course you need a DVD burner. You cannot use these disks in a CD burner.\nIf you have a CD burner and regular CDRs but still want something that will play in your DVD player, most players support a format called SVCD and VCD. Nerovision is also capable of making your videos into a VCD or SVCD disk on a regular CDR.