How Do You Put A Video From Windows Media Player On A Blank DVD?
Although Windows Media Player does not support direct burning of a video DVD, you can burn video files onto a data DVD from the program. The difference between video burned on a data DVD versus a traditional DVD is the way they are encoded. While video DVDs will play in any standard DVD player, video stored on data DVDs will only play in computer DVD drives or in DVD players that are capable of reading data-formatted discs. Putting video from Windows Media Player onto a blank DVD can be done in a few steps. Open Windows Media Player and then import the video that you want to burn onto the DVD into your media library. Select “Media Library” from the left menu and then press the green “Add” button from the top of the screen. Then select “Add File” and browse for the video you want to burn. Highlight the file once it appears in the Windows Media Player and then right click. Select “Copy to CD or Drive” from the sub-menu. Insert a blank DVD into your computer’s DVD-R drive. A window will p
