wmv to dvd

You may take a look at this step by step guide, it's regarding how to convert and burn wmv video to DVD. I followed it and successfully burned DVD to play on my home DVD player, it's easy to understand, I think it deserves a try.

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Answered Jun, 12 2012

I love using Any Video Converter to burn WMV and other format videos to DVD. You can learn how to burn video to DVD:

www.any-video-converter.com/burn-video-to-dvd.php Answered Jun, 13 2012

Convert wmv to dvd will easy be done with a DVD Ripper.

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Any Video Converter is great, it's a freeware. Answered Jun, 15 2012

Any Video Converter is great, it's a freeware. Answered Jun, 15 2012

Well, here is the way about it:
step 1


This is the main window of Windows DVD Maker. First of all we are going to explain the Options so click where the arrow shows.

step 2

First of all you can select the playback settings (1), between starting the DVD playing with the menu (default action for most DVDs), play the video first and then display the menu or play the video over and over again in the loop and only show the menu if the viewer presses the "menu" button on its DVD player. DVD Aspect Ratio (2) should be set to the same like the source video files you have or resizing will occur and your movie will look funny. The video format (3) option should be set the the format you region uses. If you are not sure which system you use use this map to find out.
Finally you should a burning speed (if you face any compatibility problems try using a low value like 2x) and a temporary folder in a drive that has at least 5GB of data free. (4) When you are done, click OK (5) to move to the next step.

step 3

To get started you need to add the files you want to convert to the DVD format. Obviously, to do that select Add items on the top of the window and select all the files you are planning to put in your new project. You can add both video and image files, Windows DVD Maker will automatically put all image files in a "slideshow" category.

step 4


That's what Windows DVD Maker's main window will look like after you have added the videos you want to convert. In the top controls (1) you can add more items, remove some you already added and set the order you want to put them in the DVD. In the bottom controls (2) you can set the Disc title and see the space that is filled up (Windows DVD Maker uses a standard bitrate so you won't be able to add video than is longer than150 minutes nor adding less video will improve quality). When you have added the video files you want in the correct order click Next (3).

step 5

This is the menu editing screen. In the right side you can select the menu style you want to use. On the top you can use the Preview (1) button to check how your DVD will look like, the Menu Text (2) button to change the "Play", "Scenes" and title font face and size. We will explain the Customize menu (3) button in the next step, while Slide Show (4) is just a simple option screen that allows you to select the background music as well as the seconds each picture will appear for the slideshow.

step 6

Lets explain the options (1) you can change in your menu one-by-one. Top of the list, the font options where you can set the font to use and basic options like underline, bold etc. Right next you can select the video that will play in the menu background and in the foreground (depending on the style you have selected the foreground position may differ). If you leave these blank Windows DVD Maker will automatically use one of the videos that you have added. In the menu audio screen you can select an audio file to use as background music in the menu, while in Scenes button styles you can select the shape and style of the scene select menu buttons as shown in the 2nd preview in this page. When you are done select Change Style (2).

step 7


Everything should be set to get your DVD converted and burn right now! Just click Burn and you are good to go! Remember to put an empty DVD in the drive and do something else for the next few hours! Should you need any help, just use our forums (and not the comment form below!) and ask your question.


The source:http://www.dvd-guides.com/content/view/167/59/ Answered May, 01 2011

Hello, please follow this way to do that:
Pre Requirement
DVD/RW Optical Drive

A DVD optical drive with write technology is an essential component for burning a WMV to DVD. There are several types of DVD media that are available and some optical drives only work with one type. For instance, different types of DVD recordable media available include DVD+R and DVD-R. There is also DVD-RAM. Most optical drives sold today can work with all three types; however some only work with one type of DVD media. Hence, scan the drive’s specification thoroughly before a purchase.

DVD Authoring Software

The good news is that most DVD authoring software can easily burn WMV files to a DVD for later viewing. Some products that can easily burn WMV onto a DVD include Nero 6 Vision Express software, Xilsoft Video Converter, Easy WMV burner and WinX DVD Author. While many of these DVD authoring products are freeware, some are shareware and others require an outright purchase.

Burning WMV to DVD
Most DVD authoring products are quite similar in functioning; hence burning WMV file to DVD is a quite simple process, no matter which product you use to copy a WMV file to DVD. Given below are the most universal steps required for burning.

Launch the DVD Authoring Software

Usually, DVD authoring software also has the capability to burn files to a CD ROM as well, so you will need to first launch the software and choose to burn data or make a copy of a DVD. You can launch the DVD authoring software from the Start Menu Program’s group (if it is installed).

Load the WMV File

The WMV file that needs to be burned onto a DVD may reside on the local hard drive or on an external CD disk. If it resides on a CD disk, copy the WMV file onto the local hard drive. Select/drag the WMV file into the To-Be-Burned list on the DVD authoring software. Make sure the space doesn’t exceed the total DVD capacity.

Select Destination and Format

Your next step is to select the destination of the WMV file. In this case it will be your DVD drive (make sure a blank DVD-R disk is inserted into the DVD-ROM drive with appropriate capacity). Some products come with the ability to transform video files into other types such as WMV, VOB, etc. However, since we are keeping the file the same, there is no need to change the format.

Choose Burn Speed and Quality

You can select the speed and the quality of the WMV file that you would like to burn. Many optical drives can burn at up to 52X which is quite fast, others are much slower. However, if you have enough time, choose a slower speed, such as 10X or 12X, this will usually ensure quality burning. Less speed will give more data quality whereas a faster speed will result into poor data quality.

Burn the DVD

Once all your options have been selected and preferences set, click the burn button. This should start the burn process. For most large files, expect a complete DVD to burn in a time span of 10-20 minutes. Once the burning is complete, you will be notified by the software.

Verify the Burned WMV File on DVD

The best way to confirm that the WMV files to DVD was a success is to play the file in your Windows Media Player using the WMV files from the new DVD source. If everything plays good, then the burn was successful.
The source:http://www.tech-faq.com/how-to-burn-a-wmv-to-dvd.html Answered Apr, 14 2011

If you want to COMBINE them to "RAR"...then what your basically doing is,

Combine 001 > infinity into .WMV
Then compressing it to RAR
Then you have to uncompress it from RAR to WMV to watch your  video

Sound like a bad question?

Anyway you can using 7-zip, HJSplit or FFSJ to combine them.

 

Note: These question are common, you should have done some research.

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