how i can get WMA files to be read by DVD player.....???
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You need to transform them in MP3 format, they are not going to work as WMA, to do that look on the internet for a converter, there are thousants. Also you can try one think and it my work go to in a folder at tools&#92;folder options&#92;view and here deselct the box that is saying hide the extension for the known file types, after that rename the extension of your songs in MP3 instead of WMA. Put them on a disk and try to see if they are working.
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You don't say what format you want to put on the DVD. Windows Media Player will NOT make a DVD that you can play on a regular DVD player. Windows will burn files onto a DVD for you, but if you expect to play it in a DVD player attached to your TV you need a program to convert the video to the correct format.\nI search hard for a free program to do the conversion and couldn't find one. AVOneGold is a good program but it's not free, although you can get a free trial version.
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Windows XP's media player supports playing DVD's, but it does not come with the codec. (always sounded strange to me) Just install any DVD player software like PowerDVD, WinDVD... any DVD player like that will install the necessary codec... even if you don't use the software. Then media player will play it.\n\nTry to stay away from those "Free codecs". I've seen lots of them cause damage to systems.\n\nYou have a DVD drive. They usually come with DVD player software.
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i havent used WMM, I use pinnacle studio 10, but this is a general computer question so it should be universal.\n\nWhen you burn to CD, your final creation, what format did you output it to?\nVCD, SVCD?\n\nWhich means you properly prepared it for either a dvd player or even something like a play station.\n\nA few considerations that might impede your ability to play the video. First, the CD might not have given a good burn, or could be incompatible with your dvd playing device.\n\nSome older DVD players will not accept either the CD+R CD-R.\nI havent run into this type of question for quite some time.  But I do recall that older players had problems with one of the disk formats.\nso theres a potential problem there.  I believe the older format was CD+R, in which case those players wouldnt properly read CD-R, or vice versa\n\nWhat format you saved or did not convert it to could be another problem.  And, depending on if you verified the data and you did not have any BufferOverruns or errors then that could prevent the vcd from playing.\n\nNow if you just burned it to as WMA or kept it as an Avi file, and you did not convert it, then that could be your problem right there.\n\nYou will need to either create a VCD or SVCD disk, otherwise all you did was copy and burn that creates a disk that can only be ready in another computer.\n\nIf you want to to be able to see the disk without worrying about formating it, or nothing like that , you would have to check the inputs on your model television set, and see if it has an S-Video connection, or even just the RCA colored connectors.\n\nIf it does then theres a few little devices that will allow you to see whats on your computer on your TV -- basically turns your TV into one big monitor--you could even work or play games using your TV this way. \nDAZZLE is one, and even walmart has a DVDEXPRESSDK2 device that does the same thing.  However I like the Dazzle Platinum - has good software.\n\nAnyhoo.  what this device does is it conects to your computer's USB port, and connects to your TV's s-video or RCA jacks.\nthere you go, whats on your computer monitor now shows on your TV.\n\nNow I have never tried this, but say you only have an old TV with nothing but the cable connector in the back, as its only connection. Well...\nThere is something called an RF-Modulator that will change a cable connector into the S-Video and the RCA (red white yellow connections) and you could IN THEORY connect the two devices together(the Dazzle and the Modulator) and there you have it.\nThe poor mans way to work around and turn your old TV into a computer monitor where you can watch your newly created photo album with music with ease.\n\nThats the best info I can come up with on th subject.\nHope it helps some someone.
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get VLC Media Player, it plays all dvds
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yu had a dvd player of some sort on it, now it is gone or not working, You need to install a dvd paling software like windvd or power dvd to get the dvd codec installed, and then media player 10 will play them
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www.zamzar.com. wma file work best in windows movie maker
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You can download a free programme called DVD SANTA.  Use it to convert various types of files (mpeg, avi, wmv etc..) to VOB files which will allow play in a dvd player.  I've used it, it's easy.
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http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/faq/codec.mspx\n\nI think u need to patch the correct codec for it\n\nSee below to learn more about codec for WMP\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/knowledgecenter/mediaadvice/0079.mspx
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Search on google.com "WMA to MP3 Converter" or it might be the other way around, "MP3 to WMA Converter", most of them you will have to pay, but some ARE free. Hope I helped!
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Try DVDFab Decrypter.  It is a simple program that enables you to copy it to your hard drive without too many complicated settings.  Just make sure your WMP codec pack is up to date or you'll have trouble reading the DVD once it's on your hard drive.  Beware...DVD's take a lot of space, so watch your hard drive space usage.
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You have a great media player. I use Winamp 5.23, for any audio songs, and I think it's excellent. Windows media player 10 is definitely a superb one, if you want to burn things. \n\nIf you want to see DVD movies, you should have PowerDVD 6 or latest one. \n\nThere are two other media players, Quicktime & Real Player. These are good for enjoying media online.
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Nero will do it but I dont think it will play on your DVD player. I use WinAvi to convert mine first and then burn it with Nero and they play fine in my DVD player....hope that helped.\n\n-Doc-
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OK first you need a DVD-Rom Drive which will read DVD disks these are very cheap these days. Then you need software that can play it I recommend Cyberlink PowerDVD 7.0. Then once that is installed just put a DVD in a Cyberlink PowerDVD, Windows Media Player 9 and above and Real Player will play them. Note Windows Media Player and Real Player cannot play DVDs until Cyberlink PowerDVD is installed.
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Use google and search something like "MPEG to WMA converter", this works for anything you want to convert, and you will be able to do a comparison.
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Hi, \n   You might removed the codecs that need to run dvd files. Either download indeo codec or try reinstall windvd again. Dvd codecs are available try searching the web and download it.
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Save it as a movie (avi) file, and if your dvd can play avi files you should have solved the problem\n\nif your dvd cant play avi files, save it as mpeg and use a cd burning software to make a VCD that most dvd players can play.