TDS & DLP Complete Tour to DVD Quest

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DisneyDellsDude

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Hi. I'm able to play the Complete Tour of Tokyo DisneySea and Disneyland Paris DVDs using the VLC media player on my computer, but I'm wondering... How do you converte these to a DVD so I can play it on my DVD player?

And please try to not be to technical because I don't know much about computers.:blush::P

Thanks!

Edit: My title got messed up! Next time I won't use &...
 
JPL said:
A good program for burning just about any type of Video to DVD is Convert X to DVD
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Boo hiss - have you had any problems converting WMVs to a DVD? It is a nightmare for me; half the time WMVs come out with a 1970`s trail behind any movement.
 
What are you trying got convert?

I need file type(s). I don't really care much about the content, but the formats are critical. I use different tools for different inputs and outputs.
 
Weren't these videos posted as .iso files? I think the video can either be mounted to a virtual drive using Daemon tools or you can actually uncompress the file and burn utilizing Nero or any other burning software. Unfortunately, I think either option is a bit more techincal that just burning a ready to go .avi or .wmv file.
 
To be "useful" the easiest way to deal with ISO files is to burn them to a CD or DVD. I think you're looking at a DVD image, so burn it to a DVD disk.

I use ImgBurn to burn ISO files. It's great, and it's free.

Once it's on a DVD, put it in your DVD player and enjoy. Note, some DVD players can't read burned disks. If it doesn't maybe look into buying a DVD player that can. I use DVD-R disks mostly, they seem to be more compatible.
 
kirky said:
To be "useful" the easiest way to deal with ISO files is to burn them to a CD or DVD. I think you're looking at a DVD image, so burn it to a DVD disk.

I use ImgBurn to burn ISO files. It's great, and it's free.

Once it's on a DVD, put it in your DVD player and enjoy. Note, some DVD players can't read burned disks. If it doesn't maybe look into buying a DVD player that can. I use DVD-R disks mostly, they seem to be more compatible.
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Ok. Thanks for the information. I think I've heard of ImgBurn a bit ago, but completely forgot about it.
That's what I'll try!:)
 
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