Making DVD player Disc with regular CD-R Drive

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Does anyone know how to burn a CD-R disc of video that can be read in a standard component DVD player?
Looks like there would be room for 20 or 30 minutes of DVD video. How do you do it?
 

Arrow

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DVDs and VCDs are totally different. You cannot make a "DVD" from a regular CDR. You will need a DVD writer and DVD disc.

As for VCDs, many burning programs offer a "wizard" to help you. Easy CD Creator and Nero both have this.

Rob
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Thanks Rob but that was NOT what I was asking about!

I was asking about the ability to burn say 20 minutes of video onto a REGULAR CD-R disc. I thought I made that very clear, but oh well!

There are software packages out there that offer to do this.

Example: DVD-COPY 3.0

http://www.321studio.com/

Presumably they do this by writing a short amount of VCD type data to a regular CD-R.
 

FatBurger

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If it's on a CD, it's not a DVD, it's a VCD. Enough said.

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i 2 am looking 4 a program that will convert a avi file to vcd that can be played on a dvd player
i no it can be done but i'm not sure how 2 do it
 

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you need a dvd burner to do that.................................................................
which is going to cost you an arm and a leg....

-DAvid

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No no no, you do not need a dvd writer to do what he is asking!

I suggest you go to <A HREF="http://www.vcdhelp.com" target="_new">http://www.vcdhelp.com</A> for some free capturing/converting/editing options. I went there and found everything I needed from start to finish. Burnt the first few episodes of '24' onto a cd-r using VCD format with NERO. Good luck.