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Guest annonymous
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I downloaded some funny movie clips from internet and then used Nero express

to burn these to CD-R, The whole process was completed successfully but when

I put the CD in CD-ROM, no movie clip could be played rather there were 4-5

folders containing either notepad files or some files of unknown format. Can

anybody help. thanks in advance.

Guest Andrew E.
Posted

RE: Making a video CD

 

Toss the 3rd party cd-rw software,download WM encoder 9 series,run a clip

thru by selecting "convert audio/video" locate the file,create a new folder

for

converted,once all is thru,R.click the folder,select,move to cdrw

 

"annonymous" wrote:

> I downloaded some funny movie clips from internet and then used Nero express

> to burn these to CD-R, The whole process was completed successfully but when

> I put the CD in CD-ROM, no movie clip could be played rather there were 4-5

> folders containing either notepad files or some files of unknown format. Can

> anybody help. thanks in advance.

Posted

Re: Making a video CD

 

annonymous wrote:

> I downloaded some funny movie clips from internet and then used Nero

> express to burn these to CD-R, The whole process was completed

> successfully but when I put the CD in CD-ROM, no movie clip could be

> played rather there were 4-5 folders containing either notepad files

> or some files of unknown format. Can anybody help. thanks in advance.

 

What format(s) are these video clips in?

 

It sounds like you merely burned a data CD. When you open Nero Express,

do you see a menu in the upper right-hand corner that says "What would

you like to burn?" You need to click on the entry that says

"Videos/Pictures" and then "Video CD."

 

If you would like a tutorial, see:

 

http://www.nero.com/nero6/eng/Tutorial_Photo_Video.html

Guest annonymous
Posted

Re: Making a video CD

 

 

 

"Daave" wrote:

> annonymous wrote:

> > I downloaded some funny movie clips from internet and then used Nero

> > express to burn these to CD-R, The whole process was completed

> > successfully but when I put the CD in CD-ROM, no movie clip could be

> > played rather there were 4-5 folders containing either notepad files

> > or some files of unknown format. Can anybody help. thanks in advance.

>

> What format(s) are these video clips in?

>

> It sounds like you merely burned a data CD. When you open Nero Express,

> do you see a menu in the upper right-hand corner that says "What would

> you like to burn?" You need to click on the entry that says

> "Videos/Pictures" and then "Video CD."

>

> If you would like a tutorial, see:

>

> http://www.nero.com/nero6/eng/Tutorial_Photo_Video.html

>

>

> In nero express I selected 'video pictures' and then submenu 'video CD'.

Posted

Re: Making a video CD

 

annonymous wrote:

> "Daave" wrote:

>

>> annonymous wrote:

>>> I downloaded some funny movie clips from internet and then used Nero

>>> express to burn these to CD-R, The whole process was completed

>>> successfully but when I put the CD in CD-ROM, no movie clip could be

>>> played rather there were 4-5 folders containing either notepad files

>>> or some files of unknown format. Can anybody help. thanks in

>>> advance.

>>

>> What format(s) are these video clips in?

>>

>> It sounds like you merely burned a data CD. When you open Nero

>> Express, do you see a menu in the upper right-hand corner that says

>> "What would you like to burn?" You need to click on the entry that

>> says "Videos/Pictures" and then "Video CD."

>>

>> If you would like a tutorial, see:

>>

>> http://www.nero.com/nero6/eng/Tutorial_Photo_Video.html

>>

>>

> In nero express I selected 'video pictures' and then submenu 'video

> CD'.

 

Again, what format(s) are these video clips in? AVI? MPG? Something

else?

 

Have you tried playing the disc in a standalone DVD player?

Guest annonymous
Posted

Re: Making a video CD

 

Again, what format(s) are these video clips in? AVI? MPG? Something

> else? > Have you tried playing the disc in a standalone DVD player?

>

 

> The properties of movie clips on my hard disc tell me 'type of file video clip, opens with windows media player'

> I tried to play the CD on standalone CD/DVD player but there was an error shown regarding format of CD.

Posted

Re: Making a video CD

 

"annonymous" <annonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:A4ACA110-5908-4246-90DA-02709B48505A@microsoft.com...

>> Again, what format(s) are these video clips in? AVI? MPG? Something

>> else? Have you tried playing the disc in a standalone DVD player?

> The properties of movie clips on my hard disc tell me 'type of file

> video

> clip, opens with windows media player'

> I tried to play the CD on standalone CD/DVD player but there was an

> error shown regarding format of CD.

 

Using Windows Explorer, right-click on one of these clips and select

Properties. What does it say next to Type of File? Does it say WMV File

by any chance?

 

Also, you may as well you make sure that you can view file extensions:

 

1. Open up any folder.

2. Tools | Folder Options

3. Click View tab

4. Under Advanced Settings, you may as well uncheck the box next to

"Hide extensions for known file types."

5. Click "Apply to All Folders."

6. Click OK.

 

Now you should be able to tell instantly what format your clips are in

when you use Windows Explorer.

Guest annonymous
Posted

Re: Making a video CD

 

They are of different forrmats such as mpg, mpeg, avi ,wmv and asf.

Posted

Re: Making a video CD

 

annonymous wrote:

> They are of different forrmats such as mpg, mpeg, avi ,wmv and asf.

 

I'm pretty sure Nero only handles .mpg and .avi files.

 

You never answered my other question. Did you check out the tutorial at

http://www.nero.com/nero6/eng/Tutorial_Photo_Video.html ?

 

Also, have you tried Google?

 

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=tutorial+vcd

 

videohelp.com is probably the best place to post your question:

 

http://forum.videohelp.com/

 

It looks like you will need to convert your Windows files (.wmv and

..asf) to .mpg or .avi files.

Guest annonymous
Posted

Re: Making a video CD

 

Thanks a lot for so much help. i checked nero site but now have forgotten

what i found at that site.

Guest annonymous
Posted

Re: Making a video CD

 

I changed the format of all files to wmv. Can they now be copied to CD using

nero express. I see another option by right click of 'send to CD-RW and when

I open CD, it says these files are ready to be written on CD. Is this method

different from doing it through Nero and if yes how is it different.

Posted

Re: Making a video CD

 

"annonymous" <annonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:86B2130E-804E-423E-9A40-62A43FC82162@microsoft.com...

>I changed the format of all files to wmv. Can they now be copied to CD

>using

> nero express. I see another option by right click of 'send to CD-RW

> and when

> I open CD, it says these files are ready to be written on CD. Is this

> method

> different from doing it through Nero and if yes how is it different.

 

Again, you will be better off posting to videohelp.com:

 

http://forum.videohelp.com/

 

First, make sure you have all the most recent codecs.

 

You may want to use Media Player Classic as your player. Go to

http://www.codecguide.com/about_kl.htm and click on Download: Mega (this

will make sure you have every possible codec needed).

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