Televisions & Video

How does one convert a CD-R disc that has music videos currently on it to a DVD Home Player?

Nov 21, 2007 by yldrice123 | Posted in Home Theater

I have a disc with some nice music videos on it currently and I want to be able to play them in my home DVD Player. What converter do I need to do this? The files are a mix of MPEG, MPEG-4, WMV and Quick Time Movie format. Help!

You'll probably be most successful if you convert the various file formats to a single format. Several web sites offer free trials for their video conversion packages.

Once you have the tools, copy the CD to your PC, convert them then put

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