- Jun 5, 2004
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Ok, first of all, let me get this said. I am doing this because I have a tendency to lose things. Namely DVDs. So I am going to back-up DVDs I own and keep them in a safe place in case I lose the original.
Now, with that being said, let me explain my situation.
I have a rather old DVD player. I'm thinking around 4 years or so. I know that some older players have difficulty playing burned DVDs. So I want to test to see if my DVD player would be able to read them before I go out and buy a DVD burner for my PC.
Basically what I want to do is create a test DVD using a regular CD-R and a regular CD-RW burner. I have a movie already that I could condense to fit on a standard CD. So what I need to know is how can I burn it onto a regular CD and see if my DVD player would recognize it. What software will I need and what are the procedures for doing it? I have Nero already.
thanks!
Now, with that being said, let me explain my situation.
I have a rather old DVD player. I'm thinking around 4 years or so. I know that some older players have difficulty playing burned DVDs. So I want to test to see if my DVD player would be able to read them before I go out and buy a DVD burner for my PC.
Basically what I want to do is create a test DVD using a regular CD-R and a regular CD-RW burner. I have a movie already that I could condense to fit on a standard CD. So what I need to know is how can I burn it onto a regular CD and see if my DVD player would recognize it. What software will I need and what are the procedures for doing it? I have Nero already.
thanks!