how to loop a video to burn to a disc

    It is just as easy as burning a DVD+R or DVD-R.

    First of all, you must have a Blu-ray burner such as dumpHD.
    Secondly, you should make sure there is software on your computer which supports burning Blu-ray discs.
    Lastly, you just need Blu-ray writable media to record the data that you want to backup. Put the disc into the BD-R Burner and open the burning software, select BD-R or BD-RW disc type, depending on which Blu-Ray Media you have, then proceed to burning in the same manner you would burn DVD Media.

Answered Sep, 21 2010

In front of all you have to know how media player works for looping.


For a Windows operating system's default handler of music and video files, Windows Media Player has decent capability when compared to other media players. If, for some reason, you want to watch the same video over and over again without having to repeatedly click on the "Play" button, Windows Media Player has a feature that allows you to loop or repeat videos.

here are the detail steps of operation:

1
Open Windows Media Player.

2
Start the video you want to loop.

3
Click on the "Repeat" button, which looks like an arrow going in a circle, to loop the video. You can also right-click on an empty space on the bottom toolbar where the control buttons are and a drop-down menu will appear. Run your mouse pointer over "Play" and click on "Repeat" to loop the video.


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http://www.ehow.com/how_5066338_loop-video-windows-media-player.html#ixzz1Gq0VfK9n Answered Mar, 25 2011

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Answered Aug, 08 2010