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I downloaded Movie Maker 2 from the web site and then made
a movie with audio using my digital pictures. When I go to play it in my DVD play it says it can not play this cd why. My DVD player plays other CD-Rs like this on it that my brother made on his Mac. Please help me and let me know if another product works better for what I am trying to do. This is a great way to share y daughters life with Grandparent who live far away. Thank anyone who helps in advance. |
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Is it possible to record them as a video CD? My player
does recornize that format> >-----Original Message----- >You need a DVD Authoring program to burn DVDs that will play in a home DVD >player. Movie Maker simply can not do that. Some low- end DVD Authoring >programs include: Sonic MyDVD, Ulead DVD MovieFactory, TMPGEnc DVD Author, >and Dazzle DVD Complete. > >Keep in mind however, that not all standard DVD players are able to read >computer-burned DVDs (DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW). So you may also need >to buy Granny a new DVD player too. :-) > >-Bob > > > >"Jamie" <JBCrisp@aol.com> wrote in message >news:028b01c37bba$c4121a00$a401280a@phx.gbl... >> I downloaded Movie Maker 2 from the web site and then made >> a movie with audio using my digital pictures. When I go >> to play it in my DVD play it says it can not play this cd >> why. My DVD player plays other CD-Rs like this on it that >> my brother made on his Mac. Please help me and let me >> know if another product works better for what I am trying >> to do. This is a great way to share y daughters life with >> Grandparent who live far away. >> Thank anyone who helps in advance. > > >. > |
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Again, you need a third party app in order to burn either DVD or VCD
compliant video. You cannot do this with MM2. MM2 supports HighMAT technology. Bobby "Dennis" <dennis_mck@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:063d01c37bcd$d2ce6680$a101280a@phx.gbl... > Is it possible to record them as a video CD? My player > does recornize that format> > >-----Original Message----- > >You need a DVD Authoring program to burn DVDs that will > play in a home DVD > >player. Movie Maker simply can not do that. Some low- > end DVD Authoring > >programs include: Sonic MyDVD, Ulead DVD MovieFactory, > TMPGEnc DVD Author, > >and Dazzle DVD Complete. > > > >Keep in mind however, that not all standard DVD players > are able to read > >computer-burned DVDs (DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW). So > you may also need > >to buy Granny a new DVD player too. :-) > > > >-Bob > > > > > > > >"Jamie" <JBCrisp@aol.com> wrote in message > >news:028b01c37bba$c4121a00$a401280a@phx.gbl... > >> I downloaded Movie Maker 2 from the web site and then > made > >> a movie with audio using my digital pictures. When I go > >> to play it in my DVD play it says it can not play this > cd > >> why. My DVD player plays other CD-Rs like this on it > that > >> my brother made on his Mac. Please help me and let me > >> know if another product works better for what I am > trying > >> to do. This is a great way to share y daughters life > with > >> Grandparent who live far away. > >> Thank anyone who helps in advance. > > > > > >. > > |
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"Jamie" <JBCrisp@aol.com> wrote in
news:028b01c37bba$c4121a00$a401280a@phx.gbl: > I downloaded Movie Maker 2 from the web site and then made > a movie with audio using my digital pictures. When I go > to play it in my DVD play it says it can not play this cd > why. My DVD player plays other CD-Rs like this on it that > my brother made on his Mac. Please help me and let me > know if another product works better for what I am trying > to do. This is a great way to share y daughters life with > Grandparent who live far away. MovieMaker won't create MPEG formatted files, and that's what DVD players need. You can save your MovieMaker project in DV-AVI format, then use a tool like TMPGenc (www.TMPGenc.net) to convert it to MPEG format, which you can then burn to CD with your CD burner software. (Your CD Burner software may even have an option for converting AVI files to MPEG, but TMPGenc generally does a better job of the task. And if you already have your project stores as a .WMV file, TMPGenc can convert that to MPEG, though the quality will suffer a bit). |
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