Sure depending on the length ( but avi’s are usually small files ) of them you can burn them on with just about any burning software…Nero for example… Just burn them as a data disc
Just burn the .avi files as DATA. The burn program will tell you how much space is used and what is left
Most home DVD players will not play .avi files but a few do.
Read the manual to see if .avi is supported on your player.
Any DVD burn program will do this, nothing special required.
nero, cdrwin, winxp (nero based),
You can pretty much use any burning or recording program you want and (if there is an option) set it to data and (if there is an option)be sure to close the disk and (if there is an option) remeber to record in a single session or no multisession. There are very few dvd players that will play avi (usually called divx or mpeg4 players) but you can pobably get them very cheap and of good quality at any major usa retailer (like compusa).
Sure depending on the length ( but avi’s are usually small files ) of them you can burn them on with just about any burning software…Nero for example… Just burn them as a data disc
IT can be don easily,
just zip. the media file burn to a DVD’s, but do not save to your Pc. So that you can save your hard disk free more speed.
Just burn the .avi files as DATA. The burn program will tell you how much space is used and what is left
Most home DVD players will not play .avi files but a few do.
Read the manual to see if .avi is supported on your player.
Any DVD burn program will do this, nothing special required.
Hi,
I think use 1st mp4 can vat films and than burn sereral films on a disk inAVI for mat.
IT can be don easily,
just zip. the media file burn to a DVD’s, but do not save to your Pc. So that you can save your hard disk free more speed.
In Data Disk Format You can do
nero, cdrwin, winxp (nero based),
You can pretty much use any burning or recording program you want and (if there is an option) set it to data and (if there is an option)be sure to close the disk and (if there is an option) remeber to record in a single session or no multisession. There are very few dvd players that will play avi (usually called divx or mpeg4 players) but you can pobably get them very cheap and of good quality at any major usa retailer (like compusa).