How to Burn a DVD With a CDR
CD-R is a recordable media with a storage capacity of 700 megabytes. To create a DVD-like disk it is necessary to write video files on a CD-R in the video CD (VCD) format. Such a disk holds up to 74 minutes of a movie with sound, and is playable on any DVD player. A Nero software suite allows you to write video format files in the VCD format and also adds a simple menu to the disc in order to manage the VCD playback.
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Instructions
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Insert a blank CD-R into a CD/DVD drive and open your user account in Windows XP/Vista.
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Launch Nero software and Click the menu "Rip and Burn." Then select "Burn Video Disk" to open the window "Nero Express Essentials."
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Select "Video CD" and click the button "Add." Then browse your computer to the folder(s) with video files and double-click on each file you want to add.
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Click "Next." Use "Layout" and "Background" options to change the menu appearance.
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Click "Next." Select your CD/DVD drive as a current recorder and type any name in the field "Disk name:."
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Click "Burn." The burning process duration depends upon the size of video files and the CD/DVD burner writing speed.
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