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VLC midia Player 0.9.2 Grishenko

Operating System
AMD Quad-core Processor with 4GB Ram
Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3 (build 2600) MICRO-STAR INTERANTIONAL CO.,LTD MS-7501 1.0
Enclosure Type: Desktop
1280x1024 pixels
Video NVIDIA NForce, two HD, (Raptor Enterprise WD360GD Serial ATA Hard Drive 36.7GB 10000RPM 8MB (Western Digital) & a 120GB (Western Digital), Floppy, CD, & DVD, Scanner, Printer, a Reader for Cameras.
and a USB 2.0 160GB HD 8mb Cache 7200 RPM by Maxtor
and a USB 2.0 500GB by Maxtor

Case is a Server Chasis (Workstation Tower), It has slide-out trays for Drives. it has 4 x 5.25 and 2 x 3.5 slide-out trays and a total of 10 bays and rear mounted USB ports

I want to Burn a file of Photos and Movie clips to DVD-R. CANAAN CAMPER CLUB.

Galveston Deep Sea Fishing
2.77 MB (2,914,917 bytes) 20 files One folder
Holiday Park
16.0 MB (16,807,776 bytes) 80 files 10 folders
Lake Whitney - Mccown Valley, Tx - Lofers Bend East
3.63 MB (3,810,934 bytes) 35 files 2 folders
Lake_Murray_SP
9.94 MB (10,425,281 bytes) 23 files 3 folders
mitchell RV park- Perrin. Tx
24.0 MB (25,169,996 bytes) 41 files 5 folders
Navarro Mills Lake - Oak Park
10.6 MB (11,205,802 bytes) 67 files 7 folders
Pilot Knoll Park - Lake Lewisvelle
8.67 MB (9,096,841 bytes) 37 files 3 folders
Planning Meeting
35.2 MB (36,942,814 bytes) 16 files 2 folders
Proctor Lake- Sowell Creek Park
17.4 MB (18,315,844 bytes) 34 files 2 folders
Rusk SP - & Rail Road
25.5 MB (26,792,121 bytes) 167 files 4 folders

151 mbs right now, but no telling how much in the future. I know one lady that used to be the the Presided of the club
is adding more pictures. and some more members are getting ready for more Pictures.

My wife had some Movies on Her Camera.
Movies - 2004
20.9 MB (22,014,252 bytes) 3 files 0 folders
Movies, MPEG (MPEG Video File) 34.1 MB (35,792,909 bytes) 7 files 0 folders.

Now then, I don't how VLC media player uses anything.

I know I like Closed Captions (CC:) in DVD's.
But I have Closed Captions (CC:) in DVD's. and maybe I will put them on backups later.

I am a very newbie with DVD's and I have some hearing-impairment and aphasia brain damage from a stroke several years ago.

Right now I want to Burn a file of Photos and Movie clips to DVD-R. CANAAN CAMPER CLUB.

ImgBurn burns them in a PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-109 and Player
is a Samsung DVD-V4600 DVD / VCR Combo player.

but the Philips DVD Player will not play a DVD by CANAAN CAMPER CLUB. Also, the CAMPER CLUB all use Audio DVD Players and they can't play also.

Right now I want to Burn a file of Photos and Movie clips to DVD-R. CANAAN CAMPER CLUB.

VLC cannot burn anything. And next time remove some unneeded information, it reduces the change of help because people usually don't want to read long posts which have some not needed information.

About VLC media player

VLC media player is a highly portable multimedia player for various audio and video formats (MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, mp3, ogg, ...) as well as DVDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols.
It can also be used as a server to stream in unicast or multicast in IPv4 or IPv6 on a high-bandwidth network.
It doesn't need any external codec or program to work.

I use ImgBurn to Burn. I used it to burn a DVD. But everyone uses a DVD Player that is not compatible with what I have.

I have no idea what to use.

VLC can play DVD-Videos, not write/burn them as VLC_help said.

If you want to write a DVD-Video You might want to try e.g. DVD Flick to burn videos to DVD:
http://www.dvdflick.net/

If you want to write a data-DVD (i.e. just files on a DVD disc) try e.g. Infra Recorder:
http://infrarecorder.org/

If you can view JPEG images with your DVD player the latter is easiest for the pictures (and may play (some) video formats too).

Both can create ISO images which can then be burnt using ImgBurn.

Arite.

> Arite on Tue Nov 25, 2008 7:18 pm
VLC can play DVD-Videos, not write/burn them as VLC_help said.

If you want to write a DVD-Video You might want to try e.g. DVD Flick to burn videos to DVD:
http://www.dvdflick.net/

If you want to write a data-DVD (i.e. just files on a DVD disc) try e.g. Infra Recorder:
http://infrarecorder.org/

If you can view JPEG image with your DVD player the latter is easiest for the pictures (and may play (some) video formats too).

Both can create ISO images which can then be burnt using ImgBurn.

Arite.>

Ok, My problem is I can see what I burned on a player hooked up to my TV. But, nobody else can see the same thing on their players.

You can use the "Quote" button to quote text .

Ok, My problem is I can see what I burned on a player hooked up to my TV. But, nobody else can see the same thing on their players.

That is probably because your play can view JPEG images/playback the video formats you put on the disc. You'd have to make a DVD-Video (with e.g DVD Flick) to ensure that all players could playback the disc. For JPEG images... you could make a slideshow video of them, and then put that on the DVD-Video as well.

Arite.

"That is probably because your play can view JPEG images/playback the video formats you put on the disc. You'd have to make a DVD-Video (with e.g DVD Flick) to ensure that all players could playback the disc. For JPEG images... you could make a slideshow video of them, and then put that on the DVD-Video as well.

Arite."

That may be what I need. Can I put some movies on {DVD Flick) with also JPEG images?

I've moved this to Coffee Corner since this is not VLC related.

That may be what I need. Can I put some movies on {DVD Flick) with also JPEG images?

No you can't import JPEG image into DVD Flick, as far as I know.

I've not tried this however Picasa can reportedly make video files from a image slideshow:
http://picasa.google.com/

If you can make a video using that, then try e.g. adding that video file alongside the other video files to DVD Flick, then make a DVD-Video from there.

Arite.

"I've moved this to Coffee Corner since this is not VLC related."

Usetobe wrote:That may be what I need. Can I put some movies on {DVD Flick) with also JPEG images?


"No you can't import JPEG image into DVD Flick, as far as I know.

I've not tried this however Picasa can reportedly make video files from a image slideshow:
http://picasa.google.com/

If you can make a video using that, then try e.g. adding that video file alongside the other video files to DVD Flick, then make a DVD-Video from there.

Arite."

Ok, How do I make a image slideshow? I have IrfanView but I can't figure out how to put IrfanView.exe on a DVD.

Does VLC media player have a image slideshow? or Do I have to get another media player?

Usetobe (I told you I am a a very newbie with DVD's)

Use Picasa to make an video of an image slideshow. Then using e.g. DVD Flick add the video (of the slideshow) with the other videos and make a DVD-Video.

Arite.

Arite Said,

"Use Picasa to make an video of an image slideshow. Then using e.g. DVD Flick add the video (of the slideshow) with the other videos and make a DVD-Video."

Ok, Will Do, I Think.

Usetobe