can I burn DVD disks viewable in my DVD player attached to my TV from .AVI, .MPEG4 etc... files?
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If your dvd player ( most likely from 2008 and on) is a newer one it should be able to play those formats. If it is an older model you will have to encode (change it a readable format) your content. Blu-ray players should handle those extensions just fine without any encoding. This program I do not believe will do any type of encoding or file conversion. You will have to get another Nero program or some other program that will. So, burning your files, not a problem. If you dvd player accepts those extensions is another matter.
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I have burned a DVD+R and a DVD-R on the Sony DVDirect then used other software on the computer to rip the video off and keep it on the computer as an mpeg digital file.Then I have been able to edit that mpeg audio-video file in other software. Ultimately through the computer, this reedited version of the content could be burned back to DVD when the editing has completed.
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Wow, that's maddening. Maybe someone could recommend some easy-to-understand DVD burning software that you could try out. Try looking through this list to see what you like: http://www.download.com/sort/3120-20_4-0-1-3.html?qt=DVD+burning&ca;=20
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yes, you can. From the search app type: Cyber and select cyber media then you will see the DVD Burner app.
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You should be able to read a finalized disc from any DVD recorder on your computer. Look for files with a VOB extension in the VIDEO_TS folder. They should be no more than 1 GB each, although some of my recorders create 900 MB max size files. The VOB files are actually MPEG files, but specially formatted for DVDs. Rename them with an MPG extension and they will work in any software player that can play MPEGs. Note that the files will not end at any particular point - the video will just end when the size limit is reached. To get a complete video, you'll have to join the files together with an editor. Can't help you on the HD shows, I don't have this model.
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probanbly not. dvd's have a coding making them impossible or very difficult to copy. a special software is needed.
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Yes. DVD or Blue Ray. There are options for different video formats to burn in.
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Hi Gaius, no, you don't. Regular DVD Players can play converted DVD videos. -Vincent
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Thank you Frolian. I've been trying to burn a DVD for a couple hours, and I didn't know until you shared. I have DVD+R DVDs. You're my hero!!
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Dear Customer,No, you cannot burn a DVD on this camera, it only uses SD Cards.
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any portable media player that supports video can do this. all you need is the right software, such as a dvd ripper, encoder, and codecs, and the right hardware, like a computer that can view dvds.
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When you save save to a disc do you mean burn the camera's .AVI (MPEG4 format) files to a CD or DVD? Or do you mean actually creating a DVD that will play in a standard DVD player? The former is easy, just use your CD/DVD burning software. The latter would require you have DVD authoring software that could convert the MPEG4 video to MPEG2 format video. Not incredibly difficult but it does require some knowledge of the authoring software.
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I've not burned things to a dvd but don't see why you couldn't. It downloads very easily onto your computer, so you could burn from there. It may be best to use Windows Live Movie Maker in order to put it into a more usable format.
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Yes you can but you will need a seperate program. It is called burn (burn-osx.sourceforge.net) this program will let you burn your movie as a playable DVD. It has a bit of a learning curve but it is the best program out there in my opinion. The website should tell you exactly how to use it an set it up so it will play in your country's DVD player (pal vs NTSC) hope this helps you!
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The format recorded is avi which can easily burned into DVD using any DVD maker software. Refer to the software manufacturer for more help. I used windows 7 media player. It's free
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Go to epizenter.net like I said before, it's easy, but I'm not gonna post links to DVD ripping software here, since ripping commercial DVDs isn't legal.
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This will only stream digital media stored on storage that can be plugged in via USB or a compatible SD card. DVD's are optical and output the decoded video digitally via HDMI, they are not compatible. Sorry. The DVD could be decrypted and stored digitally on a USB stick that the media-share device could stream, but I'm guessing this is not what you require.