How to Burn a VCD to DVD
VCDs or video compact discs are video files that are able to be stored and burned on a CD. Although the quality is not as good as AVI or DVD format, they are a useful format because their file size is relatively small. One way to conserve your DVD discs and money is by burning multiple VCD movies on a single DVD disc. VCDs that are burned on a DVD are compatible in all DVD players and will not have any problem being played.
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Instructions
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Go to the Downloadatoz website (see Resources). Click the blue button that says "Download" to download the Super VCD to DVD Converter.
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Click "Run" and accept the terms of agreement. Click "Finish" upon completion of the download to launch the program.
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Click the icon with a disc and a match named "Disc Burner" on the main menu. Click "VOB File" on the bottom of the program and browse for the VCD file that you want to burn to a DVD. Click "Open."
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Click "Next" and choose the settings you want for the burning process, such as write speed, and which burner drive you want to use. Insert a blank DVD-R disc into your drive when you are ready to burn.
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Click the big button that says "Burn" to begin the process. Remove your newly burned disc from your drive when the burn process is complete.
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Tips & Warnings
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