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Title: o/t burning vlc and winrar files to cd or dvd


garlic bread - July 22, 2008 06:57 PM (GMT)
I have asked the below question on waccoe but want to know if anybody else can help on here...

I have tried the search facility and the tinterweb, but everything seems gobbledegook...I just want a plain english process...

I have downloaded a couple of films from a torrent site.

The winrar file ends TS.XviD-PreVail and has about 30 files..
The other file ends then same but is a VLC media file (.avi)

I can play the above files on the laptop, but how do I transfer to cd or dvd?

I have tried a couple of times (and have lots of placemats as a result :lol:) but maybe missing something.

I have a roxia creator burning software...is nero better??

HELP!!!!!

Thanks in advance for sensible replies

Cheers

Headingley White - July 22, 2008 07:27 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (garlic bread @ Jul 22 2008, 08:57 PM)
I have asked the below question on waccoe but want to know if anybody else can help on here...

I have tried the search facility and the tinterweb, but everything seems gobbledegook...I just want a plain english process...

I have downloaded a couple of films from a torrent site.

The winrar file ends TS.XviD-PreVail and has about 30 files..
The other file ends then same but is a VLC media file (.avi)

I can play the above files on the laptop, but how do I transfer to cd or dvd?

I have tried a couple of times (and have lots of placemats as a result :lol:) but maybe missing something.

I have a roxia creator burning software...is nero better??

HELP!!!!!

Thanks in advance for sensible replies

Cheers

I use Nero for that kind of thing. Its actually pretty simple.

Not much experience with Roxio.

You'll need to extract the rar file first I would have thought.

I'm really useful.

Fitz - July 22, 2008 07:30 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (Headingley White @ Jul 22 2008, 08:27 PM)
QUOTE (garlic bread @ Jul 22 2008, 08:57 PM)
I have asked the below question on waccoe but want to know if anybody else can help on here...

I have tried the search facility and the tinterweb, but everything seems gobbledegook...I just want a plain english process...

I have downloaded a couple of films from a torrent site.

The winrar file ends TS.XviD-PreVail and has about 30 files..
The other file ends then same but is a VLC media file (.avi)

I can play the above files on the laptop, but how do I transfer to cd or dvd?

I have tried a couple of times (and have lots of placemats as a result :lol:) but maybe missing something.

I have a roxia creator burning software...is nero better??

HELP!!!!!

Thanks in advance for sensible replies

Cheers

I use Nero for that kind of thing. Its actually pretty simple.

Not much experience with Roxio.

You'll need to extract the rar file first I would have thought.

I'm really useful.

Keep telling yourself that, ya big bollox......

T.G. - July 23, 2008 08:01 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (garlic bread @ Jul 22 2008, 07:57 PM)
I have asked the below question on waccoe but want to know if anybody else can help on here...

I have tried the search facility and the tinterweb, but everything seems gobbledegook...I just want a plain english process...

I have downloaded a couple of films from a torrent site.

The winrar file ends TS.XviD-PreVail and has about 30 files..
The other file ends then same but is a VLC media file (.avi)

I can play the above files on the laptop, but how do I transfer to cd or dvd?

I have tried a couple of times (and have lots of placemats as a result :lol:) but maybe missing something.

I have a roxia creator burning software...is nero better??

HELP!!!!!

Thanks in advance for sensible replies

Cheers

From what I understand, if the file is a divx type, and your DVD player is capable of playing divx files, you should just be able to burn it and play it.

If, however, the file is avi or windows player type files (anything not divx), or your player doesn't play divx types, you will need to convert it, then burn the converted files (a cue, a couple of DOBS, and such and such)

Eastyorkswhite - July 23, 2008 02:26 PM (GMT)
I know i do it all the time....

Bite Yerlegs - July 23, 2008 07:28 PM (GMT)
It's not your burner, certain types of download need a codec to decrypt the file type to something you can burn to a DVD - I've downloaded some stuff that needs a file downloaded that converts what you've downloaded.

Try typing the file extension (eg .avi) and codec into google, should find something.

garlic bread - July 24, 2008 08:37 AM (GMT)
found some good free software that converts any file into any file

so i have converted the avi and vlc files to mpeg. Will try to burn tonight and see what happens. Failing that...I could teach myself how to play the laptop on the TV..that could be easier




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