Is it possible to rip a DVD movie feature film & BURN it to a CD 700mb/80min 2-4x?  is it  possible? .........
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Try This Software\n\nSuper DVD Copy\nhttp://www.dvdtodivx.net/\n\nImTOO DVD Ripper\nhttp://www.imtoo.com/dvd-ripper.html\n\nMagic DVD Ripper\nhttp://www.magicdvdripper.com/
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Wolfman is wrong.\n\nUnder US law (specifically the DMCA) one can be fined over $50,000 and be jailed for five years merely for cracking the copyright protection. To rip a DVD to your harddrive requires cracking the Copyright protection. Fair use goes to hell with the DMCA. \n\nHowever, DvdDecrypter is useful but the current version lacks the code to crack the newest copyright protection on movies released as late as Memoirs of A Geisha. DVDdecrypter is good for older dvds and is free. \n\nTo break that new level, try the newest DVDfab. AnyDvd will do the job as well except that costs money.
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Which converter do you want. \n\nTo convert movies from one to another format, use virtualdub (Highly advanced so you will have to read the manual)\nTo rip DVDs, choose DVDx.\nTo burn CD, use CD Burner XP. \n\nAll of them are freeware. Also, you will need a decoder pack (Try nemo decoder pack) to convert movies from one format to another or to rip DVDs.\n\nMail me if you need other converter.
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buddy u can use nero, or nti cd maker 7. its better than the software u are currentry using. plz vote my answer as best if u liked it and u were successful. thanks. download the burning softwares from www.lionsworld.tk or www.lionsworld.6x.to
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just in case you are confused in the terminology you used (Rom)\n\n\nif you do in fact have a dvd burner, you CAN burn a home movie with or without a starting menu, if you could repost or edit your post including what editing software and/or burning software you are using someone may be able to instruct you a bit more on "how to"
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Burn it using a dvd-r cd's
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2 burn a dvd file u need a dvd ripper n u can get it from me.My id id chawlabhanu@yahoo.co.in
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if it is in bin/cue format you could modify the cue file to make it a dvd file but easiest cheapest and simplest is to just  use poweriso / magic iso or evem winzip and winace or any iso program to extract the file onto your harddrive there will be about 4 folders for a vcd then just use nero or even the built in windows burner to burn the files onto your dvd . hey presto no getting new software that your not used to and especially no long file conversion times.
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.\n\n\n .. just use a normal CD (not DVD) and burn them as a 'Data Disk'.\n\n .. their format will remain DivX or .avi once it is burnt, and they will only be around 700mb in size.\n\n .. some DVD players will not play DivX movies .. but most will.  All of my players do .. as do my friends.  Even cheap (under $40) DVD players will play DivX these days.\n\n\n.
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It should accept it, you don't need to do anything.\n\ndoes this 99 min Cd has a VCD video format?\n\nIf not you can just open it and see what is the type of the movie.\n\nagain, the movie type is what depends on, not the CD size.\n\nXLMan
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This is correct, there are several programs to do this. \n\nThe easiest program I've come across to just rip the movie to the hard drive (this is on PC's / Windows) is DVD Decrypter. It's harder to find now, but it's still out there on BetaNews.com, and it's very full featured. \n\nIf this is for backing up, you will likely run into the problem of the retail disc being a dual layer and your recorded media not being. A Free program called DVD Shrink (also on betanews.com) can fix this all for you and give you the flexibility to remove audio tracks you won't use or subtitles that don't apply to increase the video quality of the transfer.
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You can't just copy movie DVD files to a hard drive and  then copy them to a blank CD/DVD. It doesn't work that way. You need this free software call DVD Shrink version 3.2. It will help you decode/encode/compress DVD movies to fit your blank CD/DVD.
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I'm not sure what the heck you just said ... but as long as your computer has the ability to burn DVD's you should be able to copy moives from the disc and save it to the hard drive.\n\nNote: A movie in DVD format is usually about 8GB in size, so you might want to compress the files as well.
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You cant burn a movie to a  CD-R music disk.. You have to go buy data CD-Rs and then save the movie on your CD burner drive, and then burn it from there..
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**********   BTW: I tried to respond to you email to me, but it tells me that I cannot because you have NOT confirmed your address, so if you will please send me your email address I will reply!   **********\n\nok first off I personally would try something more along the lines of AnyDVD and CloneDVD\n\nthose two will replace ALL of those other softwares you just mentioned.\n\nAnyDVD decrypts, CloneDvd, rips and then burns it.  You can try them both free for 21 days.\n\nNow as for you current setup, just get rid of Roxio, its huge, and install Nero.  Then you decrypt it, and then rip it with DVD shrink and burn it with DVD Shrink, it will do both!  (dvd shrink actually uses nero to burn it)  But you will save a lot of time and effort if you rip it with dvdshrink if thats what yer going to use to shrink it down.  Otherwise you are doubling your efforts!
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No, afraid not. It's just not made to hold that much information. The groves are not as close together to compress that much on a CD.\n\nI've heard of software that will allow a DVD movie to be put onto a CD with little loss of quality, but never seen it in action.
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you can easily try just changing the file extension in microsoft XP and later. this can and has worked for me.\neg faliename.avi becomes filename.mpg or filename.mpeg\nbut in all honesty if your burning Films use a DVD there as cheap if not cheaper than CD-rs these days when you compare MB fo MB.\nnero7 is a great tool for burning so keep it. also if you can edit the file down then use the movie maker built into windows its easy to use try it. no need for roxio that just adds more software and cuts down on your available hard drive space. oh and when you do go for burning a movie, make sure the page file on your system is set at twice that required on the medium you burn too so a 4.7GB DVD would have a minimum of 10GB pagefile as your base starting point, this should decrease the overall burn time from about 10minutes per GB to 5minutes per GB as a guide in my experiance at least.