How to Play MPEG on A DVD Player
Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) files encode digital movies. MPEG files need to be burned to a DVD for a DVD player. Some DVD player models may directly recognize this movie format. However, the conventional way is to record one or multiple MPEG files on a disc in the DVD video format to make them playable on any DVD player. Windows DVD Maker is easy-to-use software included with Windows Vista and 7 that allows you to create a video DVD from MPEG files.
- Difficulty:
- Easy
Instructions
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Insert a blank DVD disc into your computer's burner drive.
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Log-in to a user account in Windows Vista or 7 and click the Windows "Start" button.
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Type "Windows DVD Maker" and press "Enter" to open the program.
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Click "Add Items" in the program window and browse your computer to the folder with MPEG files.
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Click on each MPEG file while holding the "Ctrl" key to select multiple files. Then click the button "Add." Selected files will appear in the DVD Maker window.
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Click "Next" and select a desired menu style on the right panel.
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Click "Burn" in the DVD Maker window to start recording the video DVD.
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Eject the video DVD you have made if it is not ejected automatically.
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Insert the video DVD into your player.
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Select the MPEG file from the DVD menu using the player's remote control, and press on it to start the playback.
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