Requesting a guide. DVD burner


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I currently have a dvd burning disc drive, and i have dvd+r discs, i want to know how i will be able to get my WMA files to the disc and be able to play it in a dvd player.

Programs or anything would be nice.

I wasted 2 discs already trying but for some reason the dvd wasnt loaded in my dvd player.

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in that case you can use most burning software and burn your WMA files as audio. MediaPlayer should be able to do that for you just click the burn button at the top (WMP11) or nero can do it for you too. I don't think you can burn a full DVD this way though :(

if its just 15minutes, then the best bet is just to use a standard blank CD, if its video also, then that would be a WMV, not a WMA. In that instance you would would need to use something like convertxtodvd or similar (dvdflick) they are both very easy to use, but convertxtodvd cost money (unless you want a watermark in the presentation) and dvdflick is free.

Hope that helps further?

yes convertxtodvd and dvdflick will convert the WMV to DVD format for you. Be prepared to wait a little while though as it will need to convert before burning to DVD

Not a problem, off to get some sleep shortly (2:30am here) but if probs can see if can help out more tmw, or failing that someone else in the meantime might be able to offer assistance :)

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