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I have tried to burn video files into dvd format (via convertxtodvd) onto a dvd-r dvd but it reads inconsistently on the player. ie: has worked a couple times but mainly comes up as "reading" followed by 0:00 and stops.
The manual says that dvd-r dvd's are non-playable but I have been successful before with dvd-r. I have tried dvd+r's but these have not worked either.
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You cannot play MP4 files directly via a external DVD player, you may need to burn your mp4 files to DVD and then you can play the DVD on a DVD player.
What you need for burning mp4 files to DVD is a blank dvd disc, a burning program and a disc drive. You can try Leawo DVD Creator to burn MP4 files onto your DVD. Other than this software, you can also try ImgBurn and BurnX.
Unless stated otherwise, either on the player itself, or in the instruction manual, no. You would need to convert the .avi file to DVD compliant format in order to play it. ConvertXtoDVD can do this and can give you the option of burning the converted result directly to DVD-R. It is a shareware program.
Many DVD players can handle .divx files on a CD-R, but takes a while to read the contents before playing them, then there are .mp3 and .jpeg which is a fairly common file format, playable almost anywhere. It is unlikely or extremely rare that any standalone DVD player or similar external device can play .avi raw data files successfully.
There are heaps of video conversion software programs available.
DVD burner or writer is a device where you can write a blank cd or dvd for data,music and videos format and also you can play or read your favorite cd or dvd mp3, audio cd and videos format. For burning you must have nero, alcohol and other burning application. In windows xp, vista and 7 are already included, simply drag your data or files you want to burn to you cdrom drive with blank cd or dvd.Then there is a button burn, click that button to write the files onto your cd or dvd. Have a nice day!
Hello,
It seems as though you are burning the downloaded youtube videos directly to a CD/DVD and trying to play them back on your DVD.I also deduce that your DVD player does not support playback of data discs.
To play back such videos on your DVD, you must use a software that will encode them to the appropriate format and medium of choice, e.g. a Video DVD or Video CD(VCD or SVCD standard).
Check out Microsoft's Nero Burning Kit from http://www.nero.com/.This software supports encoding of video files to VCDs and DVDs.
Another tool that you might find useful is the famous DVDVideosoft Free Studio from http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/.It supports many video formats and I suggest you download the full studio.The download is approximately 56MB in size.
A much better product that I would advice you to use is ConvertXtoDVD.The tool isn't free, but it's results are simply mind-blowing.It also supports multi-threaded, multi-core and multi-processor(SMP) processing.Get it from http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/download-convertxtodvd.php
Have a great time ahead.
it all depends on wot u used to burn it, and wot type of dvd player u have, there r diff ways to get it to play, on a normal dvd player u will either need to encode the movie file into a vcd and put it on a cd or encode to dvd format and burn it onto a dvd using programs like nero or roxio
Usually .mov Files will work if you have a good DVD Burning Program, however the standard is .mpg or .avi. Most programs such as Roxio, Nero, and 3rd party DVD Authoring programs will use any file, but it will take a little longer because it has to convert the video, usually resulting a little quality loss.
Well I am not surprised ya can't get it to work.. It can all be quite confusing....
I suggest that you try some "Other" burning software. I recommend CopytoDVD...AnyDVD ... convertXtoDVD....
vso-copytodvd.en.softonic.com/
OR AnyDVD
www.slysoft.com/en/download.html
ConvertXtoDVD
vso-convertxtodvd.en.softonic.com
See one has to have a program that will "Burn" in a Format suitable for ALL players PC & stand alone DVD's the ones I have listed Just work... ensure you read the "Help" files and B4 long ya will be watching DVD's.
worked beautifully.... thank you
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