how long does it take to burn a dvd?
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Depends on what software you are using, what speed and if you are doing anything in the background. It's probably stuck but give it some time unless you have been waiting for an hr or more then give up on it.
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I love Nero 7 for burning.  It gives you a lots of options and it can convert media files into mpeg 4.  The time four DVDs is about an hour.  This is because you have to covert the file then burn.  You may want to convert you video files in to a DVD DAT.  This will let you put a lot of files on one DVD disk.  Nero is great for doing this.
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first u need a DVD burner.....there is a CD with it too that helps you burn DVDs from DVDs
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A/V add 0n card (such as AverMedia DVD EZMaker PCI) or USB A/V capture device (such as CameraMate) can.You can choose one among many kind of capture device at Fry's Electronics.Free software comes with device can help capture A/V from tape to computer and burn to DVD.Choose DVD VIDEO format as output.A single layer DVD can store 1 hour 20 minutes with image quality same as original,if longer,image quality will be decreased.If you have dual layer DVD burner and good software,such as Nero6 or Nero7,you can capture 2 hours 20 minutes movie onto dual layer DVD disk with quality same as original.If you want to edit movie,you have to capture to DV format.But many brands of dual layer DVD will stop at one point during playing back movie.Only one brand does not stop (as I know so far) is Verbatim DVD+R DL 8.5 Gb.Good luck !
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Almost all DVD writers will also support CD burning, however, the amount of data you can fit on a disc is determined by the blank disc, not the burner. So burning a CD will still give you the same 74 mins/700 MB, whether you use a CD-R or a DVD-R.
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Yes, most movies WILL be able to be burned via DVD burners. This doesn't mean ALL though. I won't say who, but I know a friend that has had quite a bit of trouble burning a movie or two. He's burned probably about 200 though, and maybe 10 or so didn't burn properly. So, it's definitely worth buying a burner.\n\nTo actually do the burning though. You'll want to use DVD Shrink. www.dvdshrink.org\n\nEnjoy! :)
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nero should burn it and power dvd should playit
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you cant do this is you just have a cd rom drive\nyou need to have a dvd rom drive/ cd burner. the you click the burn button on real player. (but you need to make sure your dvd is in the dvd rom drive) also make sure that you have a DVD to burn it on and not a cd rom or music cd.
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Went to USPS website to see but it doesn't specify.  However I sell things on eBay and find that it can take anywhere between 2-9 days depending on distance.  What you should do is contact the company or check their website & see if you can find what day the DVDs were shipped.
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Multiple factors could be the problem:\n\n-The software you used to burn the DVD\n-The DVD, itself\n-The DVD player you're trying to play the DVD with\n\nI suggest downloading Nero Burning ROM to burn your DVDs. I've found it to be more stable than other programs out there.\n\nAlso be sure that you're burning the DVDs to the proper format that your player will support. Some DVD players won't play DVDs that are encoded for a different country's standard, for example. Make sure that before you burn the DVD, that you've looked up all the format settings that you're going to need to use.
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Copy DVDs to hardisk using DVD Decrypter. Use DVD2One to compress 9GB dvds to 4.7GB.\nThen use any DVD burning software (eg Nero) to burn to DVD-R\n\nOr go to www.NewzBin.com to find DVDs you can download from UseNet
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actually you can't 'just burn it' as previously suggested, but you do need to change the format into one your dvd player will recognize.\n\nYes Nero will do this for you, you can use Nero Recode, tell it to add the video file you want, from there you can setup menus and all the other good stuff!  Once you are ready to go you can then burn it onto a dvd and it will play in your dvd player on tv\n\nif you need anymore assistance please feel free to contact me and i can assist you.
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There is NO SUCH THING as "double burn".  (I know of NO software that will permit this!!)\n\nIf you have a "dual-layer" burner, AND "dual-layer" discs, you have MORE storage space on the disc.\n\nMOST 2 hour videos will fit on a "single-layer" disc, at DVD quality, unless you have a lot of extras, (subtitles, multiple languages, etc.).
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Your computer will come with the required software. That will be the easy way. Alternatively, you can download/buy DVD burning software. Nero is a good one
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Most burnable CD's can hold around 80 minutes, so you could burn three 25 minute comedy programs onto one CD.\n\nThe hardware necessary to burn CD's is a CD burner.  You can buy one at almost any electronics store (Best Buy, for instance).  Ask any sales associate to help you find the best one for your computer.\n\nBurning a CD requires either Windows Media Player (WMP) or an actual burning software.  If you have WMP, then you just have to find the file you want to burn, right click on it and select "Add to Burn List".  For instance, if you wanted to burn your favorite comedy routine by Dane Cook, you would locate the file in the folder where you saved it, right click on the file, then look for "Add to Burn List" when the option box drops down.  When you click on "Add to Burn List", it should open WMP for you and add the song to the "Burn List" which will show up on the right side of the program.  Add as many files as you can (less than 80 minutes worth) and then select "Start Burn" (which will be at the bottom right of the WMP program).\n\nIf you don't have or don't want to use WMP, download this free CD burning program: http://www.download.com/Express-Burn/3000-2646_4-10596271.html?tag=lst-0-7
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My suggestion is to compress your video and save it onto the dvd as a video file, rather than as a dvd-player compatable disc.\nDownload something like this, but not specificly this one.\nhttp://www.flydragonsoft.com/avi-compressor.htm\nYou should be able to take a 3 hour video to < 2 gigs.\n\nAnother method you can choose to do is buy a dual layer disc and hope that your video is small enough to fit on one of those. (DVD-9)
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you can use windows media player or itunes to burn a CD... \n\nyou can either burn an audio CD that will play in any CD player (which takes about 70 minutes of music)\n\nor you can just burn it as a data CD that computers or mp3 CD players can play (that means you can fit several hours of mp3s onto one disc)...