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Kahuna
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Everyone, I have a .WMV file I created using MS Photostory for a quick
presentation. The place I'm showing the DVD doesn't have PC. They have a DVD player. Trying and trying to burn this .WMV onto DVD to play on a DVD player... but my Roxio 3.0 (2006) isn't cooperating I think. The weird thing is it says it burns it, but when I put into DVD player... "Unknown Disc" When I put in my PC, it loads Windows Media Player and plays. What am I doing wrong? How can I get this .WMV onto a DVD to shove into a player? Is Roxio 3.0 outdated and can't create a DVD from a .WMV?? Help! |
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Check the setting in Roxio to create a DVD that is possible to play in a DVD Player. I think that you have created a "data" disk only instead of a DVD that plays on a DVD Player. Check also Roxios Support site for your version of the program Roxio Support Home
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Yeah, You may have created a data disk. Although i am pretty certain Window Media Video (.WMV) cannot be burnt to DVD. Try using a converter to convert the file to .AVI (its much more accepted) then burn it, and try using NERO burning sortware it is by far one of the better softwares.
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An Original Thinker
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If you're on Windoze XP or greater, you could try using
Windows Movie Maker - It comes free with the OS. HTH Glenn |
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