How to copy DVD on computer

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• How to copy DVDs in Windows Media Player

  How to copy a DVD (it can be copied) on my laptop through Windows Vista/Windos Media Player to burn another disc?

  You need 3rd party burning software to copy DVDs in Vista.

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/burningstudiofree.html

  Ashampoo Burning Studio Free is a full CD/DVD/Blu-Ray suite which allows you to create data disks, music, video and audio burning. You can also create backups that span multiple discs, rip music from an Audio CD and create or burn disc in ISO or BIN/CUE format images. The task-oriented interface makes it easy to get started and will spare you most of the technical details. Other features include the conversion of files to WAV, MP3, FLAC, WMA and Ogg audio automatic, disk copy compressed backup file and restore, erasing the disc, VCD/SVCD, burning project and support more. Free registration required after 10 days.

  See you soon.

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• How to copy CD to computer

  HELPPPPP how can I copy CDs to the computer? for some reason, I don't have the opsion to do...

  HELPPPPP how can I copy CDs to the computer? for some reason, I don't have the opsion to do...

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  Something to try...

  (1) create a new folder on your desktop.
  (Click right an empty space on your desktop)
  and choose... New / folder)

  (2) with the disk in your CD drive... go...
  Start / computer...

  (3) right click on the drive letter that represents
  the CD player... in the menu... Choose
  "Explorer".

  (4) a window will open displaying the
  content... disk right click on the file/s
  and in the menu... choose "Copy..."
  (if there is more than one folder... go... Edit /.
  Select all... and then... right click on the Group
  and in the menu... Choose copy)

  (5) now... right click of your new folder... and
  in the menu, choose Paste.

  This should all on the CD to copy
  your new folder...

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• copy dvd to computer

  A friend has a DVD with a few letters on what his father wrote and what she would like to print them so she hard copies.
  I can do this.   That is, can I copy the DVD in my taskbar on a USB key or on the computer so I can send them to my printer to print?

  You should be able, Yes.

  Just "copy and paste" the letters on your USB key, take the files on your computer and print.

  A question may be, they are written in a document file format, your PC can read? (i.e. what program were written files and what programs do you have installed on your PC), but its likely it will be OK if they are in a standard format.

• How to copy DVD to new DVD files

  Hello

  I have a DVD, a video private who shot a friend. On it, there are 6 .vob files (2 which are only 50 KB and 58 KB) and a file of .ifo and 2 BUP files.
  These are all in a VIDEO_TS folder.
  There is also an AUDIO_TS folder, but which was empty.
  First I just copied all over a DVD but my drive did not recognize.
  I then used Windows DVD Maker and just added 4 large .vob files and it seemed OK, but it seems that only the first of these videos play.
  I'm not copying again (without software) in the hope that simply putting the direct .vob on DVD (without using the VIDEO_TS folder) will work somehow. But not very hopeful!
  I look at the software options earlier. I have an old copy of Nero that no longer works. I downloaded something that wants to change my homepage and run all my research through who knows what, so I gave up installing.
  Looking for other suggestions.
  Why isn't easy to copy a video from a DVD unencrypted to another? Or is-, but I'm doing it just wrong?

  Hello

  I have a DVD, a video private who shot a friend. On it, there are 6 .vob files (2 which are only 50 KB and 58 KB) and a file of .ifo and 2 BUP files.

  These are all in a VIDEO_TS folder.

  There is also an AUDIO_TS folder, but which was empty.

  First I just copied all over a DVD but my drive did not recognize.

  I then used Windows DVD Maker and just added 4 large .vob files and it seemed OK, but it seems that only the first of these videos play.

  I'm not copying again (without software) in the hope that simply putting the direct .vob on DVD (without using the VIDEO_TS folder) will work somehow. But not very hopeful!

  I look at the software options earlier. I have an old copy of Nero that no longer works. I downloaded something that wants to change my homepage and run all my research through who knows what, so I gave up installing.

  Looking for other suggestions.

  Why isn't easy to copy a video from a DVD unencrypted to another? Or is-, but I'm doing it just wrong?

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  When the copy of a home made copy unprotected
  DVD like the one you describe... the following freeware
  Works for me... maybe it would work for you:

  First... just a suggestion... using a slow burn speed
  produces a more reliable copy...

  The freeware ImgBurn can create an ISO Image
  that allows to burn copies. Once you have the
  image created... you can use it to burn as many copies
  as you need.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Ignore most of the download buttons and click to the left of the
  green circle with the white arrow... He says...
  «Click here to download»

  Download ImgBurn:
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/software/download.php?sid=470&SSID=0&did=1
  (The download is: SetupImgBurn_2.5.7.0.exe)

  (During the installation there will be an option to install
  Shortcuts of UniBlue and the "Ask Toolbar"... you can
  you want to deselect those)

  The following tutorials may be worth a visit:

  How to create an image file of a disc with ImgBurn
  http://Forum.ImgBurn.com/index.php?showtopic=6379

  How to write an image file to a disc with ImgBurn
  http://Forum.ImgBurn.com/index.php?showtopic=61

• How do I copy DVDs to my computer

  How to copy DVD on my computer?

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas:

  • You have problems with programs...
  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Laughing out loud... Here are the facts home DVD do you recommend any software?  Thanks, JVolunteer

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  Home made DVDs are easy... just insert the DVD into your
  DVD drive... to... Start / computer... a click right on the
  the DVD drive icon and choose explore... you should
  See the directory of the DVD.

  File 'VIDEO_TS' Now... Copy/Paste or drag/drop...the
  from the DVD in a new folder (renamed to)
  the DVD corresponding) on your hard drive and what's.

  If you have VLC Media Player on your system (for example)
  you could click with the right button on the VIDEO_TS folder and choose...
  "Play with VLC Media Player" and the video will play.

  These files can be several gigabytes that copy makes
  some time... have patience.

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• I want to make multiple copies of DVD but don't know how to copy it.

  Original title: copy of a dvd.

  I have a memorial dvd someone gave me. I want to make copies. the original dvd was burned on another pc. it it won't let me watch it.  don't know how to copy it.

  Hello

  Here's how to copy DVD and burn: (these steps will be useful if your DVD is capable of burning DVDs)

  a. right-click on the DVD drive icon, and select Explorer.

  b. Select all the files and right click on them. Now, select copy.

  c. now, go to the location where you want to paste. Right-click on the free space and select Paste.

  d. now, insert a new DVD.

  e. now open the DVD in Windows Explorer.

  f. copy all the files you want to burn and then right-click on the free space on the Windows DVD and select Paste.

  g. you must click on the "write these files to DVD" link in the upper left corner of the window.

  h. the Assistant burn a DVD appears and asks you to name the CD\DVD. Insert a name or leave the default and click Next.

  i. wait until the burning process is complete.

  If you receive a message during copy or burn DVD error then return the exact error message.

• My copied DVD won't play in other dvd machines

  I can make copies of DVDs, but they won't play on other dvd machines (that is, with TV etc.).  Will play only on this computer that copied the disc.

  I can make copies of DVDs, but they won't play on other dvd machines (that is, with TV etc.).  Will play only on this computer that copied the disc.

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  How you copy DVDs?

  You copy personal home-made DVDs
  or are they protected commercial DVDs copy?

  If the DVD is not protected against copying... What follows
  Freeware works for me... maybe it would work for you:

  First... just a suggestion... using a slow burn speed
  produces a more reliable copy...

  The freeware ImgBurn can create an ISO Image
  that allows to burn copies. Once you have the
  image created... you can use it to burn as many copies
  as you need.

  FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Click left on the green circle with the white arrow... it is said
  «Click here to download»

  Download ImgBurn:
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/software/download.php?sid=470&SSID=0&did=1
  (The download is: SetupImgBurn_2.5.7.0.exe)

  (During the installation there will be an option to install
  Shortcuts of UniBlue and the "Ask Toolbar"... you can
  you want to deselect those)

  The following tutorials may be worth a visit:

  How to create an image file of a disc with ImgBurn
  http://Forum.ImgBurn.com/index.php?showtopic=6379

  How to write an image file to a disc with ImgBurn
  http://Forum.ImgBurn.com/index.php?showtopic=61

• How to copy "Files on your computer" on a DVD or another hard drive?

  Using Vista Pro, hard drive ok. How can I copy files "folders on your computer" to a safe place of DVD or another hard drive. Motherboard broken will be replaced.

  * original title - copy "MSN 10" "files on your computer ' * '"»

  Hello

   

  Like you said motherboard broken will be replaced, then how access your computer?

  I suggest you follow the link to find out how to copy files and folders below.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/copy-a-file-or-folder

• How to copy a DVD with a DVD-R/W laptop?

  I have a laptop with a DVD-R/W. How to copy a DVD? I am puzzled, if I FIRST have to 'Save' DVD-content somewhere and then REMOVE the DVD and insert a blank DVD to burn. Please give directions to the not so computer expert. Thank you

  You must save a temporary copy of the disk on a hard disk of the computer.  Burning software more it will do it automatically for you.  As the same disk drive, select the source and the destination.

• How to copy a slide show on my desktop for a dvd disc? It has music and pictures on it.

  I made a slideshow with music and images and it works fine on my computer I want to burn to disc dvd, how do I do this?

  Hi Daniel,.

  I think that the simple article will answer your question: http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-copy-your-digital-image-slideshow-to-dvd.pageCd-storyboard, pageNum - 1.html.

  This article may be a little more in tune with what you try to do with what you have.  Procedures are very detailed: http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/dvd-photo-slideshow/.

  The following article covers the process in a series of questions and the second to last covers how to include audio and the last how to burn the DVD.  http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Burn-a-DVD-Video-disc.  If necessary or useful, see additional article links along the right edge of the item for more information and details (and with those, do the same) and finally you will get to see all that Microsoft has on the topic regarding the useful articles.  It will take longer than the other items, but will give you a deeper understanding of the entire process (and may be the best way to start to learn the basics and then move from there to an article on the procedure that seem you so much easier to understand (and can change the way that you want to create the slide show).)

  It is a little more detailed (and at the same time less detailed), but covers how more info on how to create the slide show that the way to move physically to a DVD, but it can be useful, I included it: http://www.ehow.com/how_4797332_dvd-slideshow.html.

  I suspect the first or the second will be the most useful - if the third gives the best overview, if you follow through all the articles referenced as well.

  If your problems persist, please explain what exactly goes wrong and where, and we'll try to troubleshoot it.  If that proves to be too much trouble, we will download a special burning software and do it directly - but I had rather you try these options first because they are simpler and should be available and are already well explained (as I need to explain this another solution much more in detail because it is not prepared in advance anywhere).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

• How to copy a dvd frpm my dvd r/w in my hard drive memory. The dvd is mine is not copyrighted

  I have a dvd in my drive r/w I would copy on my hard drive. I would then burn copies for my family. The content of the DVD is not copyrighted just video family. How to accomplish this task please?

  Hello Kistivik,

  You can copy the contents of the disc to the Windows Explorer.

  a. right-click on the icon for the CD drive in the computer and click on explore.

  b. navigate the contents of the drive and find the video that you want to copy to the computer.

  c. right-click on the video and copy the video.

  d. you can paste it anywhere on your computer.

  Thank you
  Irfan H, Engineer Support Microsoft Answers.

• How to copy an album in 'Photos' to burn on a DVD

  How to COPY an album (or a select group of images) in 'Photos' to burn on a DVD, in the album 'pictures '.

  Thank you.

  Select the photos in Photos and export (menu, file == > export) to a folder on the desktop, then right click on this file and burn to disc

  LN

• How to copy a driver from one computer to another not the same kind of computers

  IAM on a computer laptop windows 7 samsung and shot upward of information from the manufacturing on different computer hp pavilion dv6000 laptop now I need to know how to copy the or download the net hp Server pci 10/100tx network card to my I have a sandisk cruzer I need help please someone laptop computer hp hp laptop is a 32-bit windows vista help please

  Hello

  go to the HP link below

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/support-drivers.html

• How to read a dvd on computer and watch on TV

  play a dvd on computer and watch on TV

  I have an acer 5630 with vista. I bought the male vga cable and I have windows media player, but can't get film on television.what I have to do?

  I have an acer 5630 with vista. I bought the male vga cable and I have windows media player, but can't get film on television.what I have to do?

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  FWIW... Will not support Audio VGA... you will need
  an additional cable.

  Perhaps the following links will propose a few ideas:

  How to connect my computer to a TV
  http://hookpctotv.com/

  What follows is a site selling retail who sells cables but
  There are also a few Pnrtie.

  S - VIDEO - PC to TV connection Guide
  http://www.SVIDEO.com/pctvcables.html

  Windows Vista - connect your computer to a TV
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/connect-your-computer-to-a-TV

  Windows Vista - HDTV: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/HDTV-frequently-asked-questions

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.