First, you need to make sure that your computer is equipped with a DVD drive and the drive should be able to write data in addition to reading data. Then you also need a DVD burning software tool to help you burn the dvd such as Leawo DVD Creator and Burnaware.
You will need software like NERO to burn cd or dvd select the option (burn image to disc) for mp3 cd to play on all cd players or if you try this go to your downloaded file and clik once left then once right clik then you see the option (send to) put cursor on that option then then another menu will come up then select your dvd drive if you cannot play that dvd after its burned you might need either dvd creator software or you might need a dvd player with Divx capability...you might already have dvd and cd burning software already on your pc like power producer im sure you'll get it on piratebay.org if you download utorrent first<(FREE) hope this helps be carefull of viruses on pirate bay
On a CD-R, if you don't finalize or write protect the disk, can you overwrite a file?
Or in overwriting are you simply creating a second file of the same name in the TOC/directory and deleting the name, only, of the first file
You can add more data if there is space on the DVD+R, but you can't overwrite it.
You see, when a disc is burned, little microscopic ridges are put onto the disc. This is your data.
You cannot overwrite this data.
It's kind of like trying to use a permanent marker on the same spot of paper twice.
CD-ROM
Known as a read-only disc, usually used to store commercial programs and data. You can't add or delete information on a CD-ROM.
650 megabytes (MB)
Highly compatible with most computers and devices.
CD-R
You can burn files to a CD-R more than once (each time is referred to as a session), but you can't delete files from the disc. Each burn is permanent.
650 MB and 700 MB
You must close the session to read this disc in a different computer. Highly compatible with most computers and devices.
CD-RW
You can burn files to a CD-RW more than once. You can also delete unwanted files from the disc to reclaim space and add additional files. A CD-RW can be burned and erased many times.
650 MB
Compatible with many computers and devices.
DVD-ROM
Known as a read-only disc, usually used to store commercial programs and data. You can't add or delete information on a DVD-ROM.
4.7 gigabytes (GB)
Highly compatible with most computers and devices.
DVD-R
You can burn files to a DVD-R more than once (each time is referred to as a session), but you can't delete files from the disc. Each burn is permanent.
4.7 GB
You must close the session to read this disc in a different computer. Highly compatible with most computers and devices.
DVD+R
You can burn files to a DVD+R more than once (each time is referred to as a session), but you can't delete files from the disc. Each burn is permanent.
4.7 GB
You must close the session to read this disc in a different computer. Compatible with many computers and devices.
DVD-RW
You can burn files to a DVD-RW more than once (each time is referred to as a session). You can also delete unwanted files from the disc to reclaim space and add additional files. A DVD-RW can be burned and erased many times.
4.7 GB
You don't need to close the session to read this disc in another computer. Compatible with many computers and devices.
DVD+RW
You can burn files to a DVD+RW more than once (each time is referred to as a session). You can also delete unwanted files from the disc to reclaim space and add additional files. A DVD+RW can be burned and erased many times.
4.7 GB
You don't need to close the session to read this disc in another computer. Compatible with many computers and devices.
DVD-RAM
You can burn files to a DVD-RAM more than once. You can also delete unwanted files from the disc to reclaim space and add additional files. A DVD-RAM can be burned and erased many times.
2.6 GB
4.7 GB
5.2 GB
9.4 GB
DVD-RAM discs can generally only be used DVD-RAM drives and might not be readable by DVD players and other devices.
hope this helps
Before you can copy files to a CD or DVD, the disc must first be prepared using a process called formatting. There are several ways to format a CD or DVD disc. Your choice of format determines which computers and other devices will be able to read the disc.
Insert a disc into your computer's CD or DVD drive.
In the dialog box that appears, click Burn files to disc.
In the Burn a disc dialog box, type a name for your new disc.
Click Show formatting options, and then click one of the following formatting options:
Live File System
Mastered
Click Next to prepare the disc.
Now you can copy files to your disc using whichever method you selected.
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make sure that the cd-dvd burner is getting enough power test all leads that are attached to the dvd drive including electrical extensions and make sure they have a secure connection or just replace them there might be bad/faulty or
if this does not fix the problem it might be a registry problem
Close all open programs
Click on Start, Run, and type regedit and press Enter
Click on the plus signs (+) next to the following folders
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
SYSTEM
CurrentControlSet
Control
Class
{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
This folder is the DVD/CD-ROM Drive Class Description in the registry. Look for any of the following names in the right hand column.
Upper Filters
Lower Filters
Upper Filters.bak
Lower Filters.bak
If any of the above keys shown in step 4 are listed, right-click on them and choose Delete
After deleting the keys, close the registry editor
Reboot your computer
Open My Computer and check to see if your CD or DVD drives have returned. You may also want to open Device Manager and verify that the yellow exclamation and error code on the CD or DVD drive is gone.
hope this helps you
this might be the burning software program you are using
there are many freeware burning programs on the net
what sort of cd disk are trying to burn ie: data media iso........
how many disks does this happen to ? ?
the cd's you have might be a bad batch!!!
can you burn dvd's ??
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Using this program you can easily create and burn Audio and MP3 CD, Data and DVD-Video disc, ISO and Cue Image,
erase or format rewritable disc, copy your CD or DVD to ISO image.
hope this helps
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