burning CD's
03-18-2003, 04:17 PM
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burning CD's
i'm a sort of a....computer junkie. and i like to download all sorts of things. movies, tv shows, music video's
i have a friend who uses regular CD's and burns them so that they can be used in a DVD player
i have software thats suspossed to let me do this too; i burn the CD as a video CD....even a Super video CD and it still wont work in any DVD player i put my CD's in
so i was wondering. does anyone else do this? what software do you use? can you help me in anyway?
i'm so sick of sitting at my computer watching movies, i wanna make it to the couch damn it!
PLEASE HELP
i have a friend who uses regular CD's and burns them so that they can be used in a DVD player
i have software thats suspossed to let me do this too; i burn the CD as a video CD....even a Super video CD and it still wont work in any DVD player i put my CD's in
so i was wondering. does anyone else do this? what software do you use? can you help me in anyway?
i'm so sick of sitting at my computer watching movies, i wanna make it to the couch damn it!
PLEASE HELP
03-18-2003, 05:08 PM
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You have to check if you DVD player will play CDRs and CDRWs. It sounds like it is an older one that cannot.
You can score one that can at Radio Shack for $50.
I got one thinking I could watch my Japan Region DVDs but it didn't like me. So they are all stuck on my computer's 21incher. I have to get video out.
I love this stuff.
You can score one that can at Radio Shack for $50.
I got one thinking I could watch my Japan Region DVDs but it didn't like me. So they are all stuck on my computer's 21incher. I have to get video out.
I love this stuff.
03-19-2003, 01:52 PM
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Originally posted by leiferik1
i was thinking about doing that
i was thinking about doing that
It looks strange when in the windows gui but the videos look fantastic.
03-26-2003, 12:29 AM
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Originally posted by boogeyman
if its a Sony it wont play a vcd even if it says it will. i have a cheap GE dvd player i got from wal-mart and it does everything including play mp3's. i use Nero Burning Rom to make my vcd's.
if its a Sony it wont play a vcd even if it says it will. i have a cheap GE dvd player i got from wal-mart and it does everything including play mp3's. i use Nero Burning Rom to make my vcd's.
i use nero too
03-26-2003, 12:30 AM
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Originally posted by I'm with Stupid
How bout DVD's? Any of you guys know of software that will let you copy them?
How bout DVD's? Any of you guys know of software that will let you copy them?
theres a whole lot of programs you can use....hell, i think windows media player 9 can do it
03-26-2003, 12:32 AM
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go to www.vcdhelp.com and see the compatibility of your dvd player with the various formats of cd types. the best one to get is the old school apex that plays everything and regionless dvd coding. hope that helps.
03-26-2003, 12:36 AM
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Originally posted by STD
go to www.vcdhelp.com and see the compatibility of your dvd player with the various formats of cd types. the best one to get is the old school apex that plays everything and regionless dvd coding. hope that helps.
go to www.vcdhelp.com and see the compatibility of your dvd player with the various formats of cd types. the best one to get is the old school apex that plays everything and regionless dvd coding. hope that helps.
03-26-2003, 03:31 AM
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Originally posted by STD
go to www.vcdhelp.com and see the compatibility of your dvd player with the various formats of cd types. the best one to get is the old school apex that plays everything and regionless dvd coding. hope that helps.
go to www.vcdhelp.com and see the compatibility of your dvd player with the various formats of cd types. the best one to get is the old school apex that plays everything and regionless dvd coding. hope that helps.
03-26-2003, 11:24 AM
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HMMMMMM........
Yeah i got an old apex dvd in the living room.....and like back when TF&F just can out i d/l it and burned it...and it would play the bootleg copie.......but now i have a new apex full surround sound in my room with dvd and everytthing and it dont pkay **** unless its store bought....and **** who does that...not me......
actually going out and buying the dvd or cd = 
bootlegging =
actually going out and buying the dvd or cd = bootlegging =
