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Can I record DVDs to watch using a dedicated DVD player?

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Can I record DVDs to watch using a dedicated DVD player?

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A. Yes. Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 includes built-in support for burning video and data DVDs from photos, music, video and TV content on a wide range of media types and formats. DVDs can be burned in one of the following formats: Data DVD: Designed for storing files on disc such as creating a backup of music or photos. Video DVD: Designed for converting recorded TV or home movies into video for playback in most home DVD players. DVD Slideshow: Designed for creating a slide show with pictures and music for playback on consumer DVD players and computers equipped with DVD players.