Transfering video onto a DVD? Can you put the video onto a DVD to watch?
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The best way to transfere your videos from camera to DVDs is to connect the A/V cable from camera to DVD recorder , then play video on camera and press record on your DVD recorder .
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How does one convert the mov files into something that can be playable on non PC DVD players? All I can do is burn mov files onto DVD that play on PCs only. I'd like to be able to make DVDs to play on regular DVD players. Please help!
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In "layman's terms," how much time does 32GB provide in recordings? (hours? minutes?)
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If you need to change it to a different format, try Super video converter, also free.
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Yes or DVD to VHS. Very easy to use to do that as long as you have the right DVD. They have to be DVD -R, not +R.
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As far as i know you can use downloadable programs and software such as vlc media player which allows you to play a dvd regardless of the region.p.s Im not a computer wiz when it comes to dvds but im sure with a few minutes of research you can come up with your answer.VLC Media Player-( http://www.downloadster.org/lp/vlc-player/354/?_u=8lgn9qing2ajg83bhfvbh70bappahscpb17bum2a2ko2lp9rs331-28238245d0382006e38babdfc4b8d8f6 )
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Absolutely! Remember though that the real beauty of these machines is that you can record on vhs and then dub to dvd. For example, I regularly record to vhs and then burn to dvd movies and series I want to keep. DVD-R units will let you capture and hold a movie/show/whatever for as long as you like, but you cannot transfer that recording to a permanent source. On these units, you can record and then burn to the more stable medium, dvd. However, you can record to vhs and then play it. Remember, anything you do on tape is in real-time, so you can watch it as well as burn it to dvd.
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You would either have to do it on another computer and transfer to a memory card; or I believe there is a way to do it via home network. Obviously, this will be difficult/impossible if you dont have a computer with a DVD drive. Ofcourse you can buy an external DVD and save movies to the HD, but those drives arent very cheap. If I remember correctly, it is a multi-step process and you will need to download a couple free programs. Maybe the following link can help start you off:http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/rip-a-dvd/
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Yes. The video is saved in mp4 format and can be transferred to DVD on a computer. If you want to make a DVD playable in most house hold DVD players, you may want to use windows movie maker, or a video converter. There are many to choose from on the internet, including free ones.
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You would have to convert the video to an appropriate format to be written to a standard DVD. They won't "play" if simply burned to a DVD. There are many freeware applications out there that should be able to do this.
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Robert Smith's answer is a very good one. Unfortunately you generally can't figure out how much you can put on a DVD until you try it. Sure wish you luck.
936909
Nope, just slide the DVD in and hit the play botton...Nice little set.Good Luck,
815467
No, but before you can view the DVD that you recorded on another DVD player you must finalize the DVD which will format the disc for viewing.
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I am trying to burn HD video to a dvd. Can anyone tell me what DVD's to use and how to burn the video in HD? I recorded the material in HD...
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That's a software issue. As long as you have the software to utilize either the dvd files or an iso, you can burn it to dvd
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It has been a loooong while since I used that DVD/VCR (mine broke down and was thrown out years ago), but if I remember correctly it could NOT record DVDs. I think there was a button that could copy the content of the DVD to a VCR tape, but only if the DVD wasn't copy-protected, which most are.
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Yes you can as long as you are recording less than 4.7gig. Go to settings and do not close your session. I am not looking at my manual at this time but the manual is very easy to understand. It clearly states that you must finalize so you can watch on other DVDs. I hope this helps you. As I stated I do not have the manual in front of me. But the answer is yes.
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If your movies come in DVD, yes, you can watch. You need a DVD player (software/application, there are some free version you can download from the internet), and the player should be all-region or the correct region in order to play with the DVD is a region restricted (most DVD player software is region free). Keep it short, hardwarely, yes it does.
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Depends on your camcorder. If it has the video out put via Svideo or plug to RCA then you can transfer to DVD via your computer/laptop. If you use a VCR then you would use the RCA connections. Yes to your answer
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No you can't. Just a word of caution! Do not buy this device. It's a waste of money. It is not compatible with most DVD's regardless of the format. It will not play 9 out of 10 DVD's. It's a pure waste of money! This is an honest objective unsolicited candid opinion without prejudice. After all, I'm still stuck with the trash.