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Can the Windows Media Video be burned into a DVD? . | |
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nope | |
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Maybe - if you have a TV-OUT socket on your pc video card/laptop, you can hook your PC up to a TV, then capture the image/audio from the TV to a vcr/DVR. Then import that back to your pc and re-encode and author to DVD (not necessary if you have a DVR).
In order to burn it to DVD you first have to convert it to a DVD compliant spec, and that's not possible without breaking the DRM. However, if you can rig your pc to play on your tv, your VCR/DVR should just capture whatever is showing on the screen (unless DRM WMV has some kind of inbuilt Macrovision-like technology). It's a lot of effort for an 11 minute clip, though. [This message was edited Wed May 26 17:14:28 2004 by gsh] All orgnotes and emails requesting trades or how to acquire bootleggage will be ignored. - The ThreadKiller - | |
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it's easier to burn to VCD (most dvd players can handle this). Something like nero will do it no problem - you just select the video files (think it accepts most formats other than quicktime) and it automatically selects vcd format. All those who believe in telekinetics, raise my hand...
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I guess we should find "enjoyable" watching the video on our computer screen ? The quality is poor, less than a standard VCD mpeg file.
Cyberclips were more "enjoyable" and cheaper... so what privilege do we pay for ? | |
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Huh?
I burn video files on to CD-R and then play them in my DVD player no problems. Not as good as DVD perhaps but I can watch it on my TV on disc all the same. It's a cheap Samsung DVD player but can play Windows Media Video and all kinds of stuff just so long as u don't make the file names too big. Simple. | |
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Huh?
I burn video files on to CD-R and then play them in my DVD player no problems. Not as good as DVD perhaps but I can watch it on my TV on disc all the same. It's a cheap Samsung DVD player but can play Windows Media Video and all kinds of stuff just so long as u don't make the file names too big. Simple. | |
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He's asking about DMR protected files, and currently you can't do it, at least with Nero.
gsh answer is the only method i can think of, but that's a a lot of work... | |
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We do not provide support for burning CD's to a DVD, or VCD. We regret the inconvenience. Regards, NPG Music Club Subscriber Support | |
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i hooked my dvd recorder up to my pc through s-video and left right audio to copy it | |
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nudlaug said: ---npgmc-support email-----
We do not provide support for burning CD's to a DVD, or VCD. We regret the inconvenience. Regards, NPG Music Club Subscriber Support This just gets dumber and dumber. I was actually considering using a friends computer to buy this video and burn it to a DVD. I am not interested in watching videos on my computer screen, I have a home theater for that. | |
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