I need to take what i recorded and put on my computer to burn on a disk...how?

You can finalise any disk on a computer as this will close out the session and make it playable. If you software wont directly let you directly finalise it, then copy the files to the computer and then burn them as a video disk. Nero will do this.

save the harddrive on computer open files your want to burn you cant burn all on one disk

Program shut down during disk media burning is indication that a device structure encounted malfunction during the process. For example, the computer for an observation should least have any malfucntion. Second the burning compartment as a component part of computer when experince conditon would display notice either as incompartible or least capable attaining an experiece prior to action commencement. Ascertain that the disk medium on which materla it being burned is within standard to capture an impression from the computer. For example, the disk requires the same format as the material requesting burning. Usually DVD device disks are the only media that can create digital movies. Attempting to burn a digital movie on a CD disk or CDR W would least capture response. Also, ascertain that the DVD disk has least been recorded media since is impossible to burn onto a device with media. Also, ascertain that DVD disks are least disinytergral. For example, burining require least scratches or dirt on new disk. If any sccratech surfacese were encounted the computer aborts the process immediatelty to prevent further damage to an enture structure.

Try the "new" disks in another computer.
Or, try "new" disks made by a different manufacturer.

I suspect that your CD-drive has "died".
So, for less than $50, you can buy a brand-new CD/DVD device for a desktop computer.

Standard cd/dvd player and recorder. plays cd's and dvd's. Also will burn using cdr and dvdr. Purchace at any computer or office supply, Kmart ,Walmart,etc. Unit must be installed in a computer.

It may be dust in the connectors. If you remove the cover and use a can of dust remover to blow out any dust, also, blow out the connector holes. I fixed to VCR's like this. Good Luck.

YOU NEED TO BURN THE DISK AT A LOWER SETTING.CHANGE BURN RATE IN YOUR BURN PROGRAM.RICHARDM69

on Windows XP, you will need to convert those files into 16bit cd audio quality. You can do this thru Sound Recorder on the computer. Just make that you change the file name before converting. Open up sound recorder, open up file, save as, convert, then change quality to cd quality then ok. After it is saved in 16 bit format, open Windows Media Player and then burn.

I don't think it's the TV...IF you are recording from cable, some cable companies put out a anti-copy, or one copy only signal on some programs. It will interfer with your home usage. happened to me. I DVD'd '24' last year, and when a friend wanted to see an episode he missed-I popped my DVD in the computer, and the computer refused to burn the disk- The actual title on the disk(that I did not put there) was"COMCAST".

Ok I have been here before. The problem is your DVD burner in your DVD player unit may not be burning the disk in a format recognized by the Computer, or the laser may not have burned the disk to the set standard, and while it can play on that DVD player when you move it to a nother player it will not play. Well what we can do is Test the reverse first. Burn a DVD on your computer and try to play it on your DVD player and on the other TV. Then what I want you to do is to clean the lens of the player and try to burn a disk and play it on your computer. Let me know how this truns out.