Hello Everyone. I apologize before if I posted in the wrong thread or if the questions I am about to ask have been asked yet I have search through posts and still am a bit confused.Thank you for your time and consideration.
My problem seems to be this:
I am extremely new to downloading movie torrents yet after reading tutorials, I have learned a bit how to yet I am still lost in regards to some movie torrents having so many files and so on. Now I been reading tutorials and posts on how to burn to Nero yet I can't seem to make it work. I extract with WinRAR and try to burn but it shows no files for me to add ( I download Nero version 6.6.1.6).For example, I have the file ROCKY BALBOA DISTILL DVDSCR KVCD HOCKNEY but when i open it it only shows .bin and .cue file, that I am able to watch on my pc with VLC media player yet dont show in Nero.It wont burn when insert a dvd r blank cd either, tells me to inserts a cd rw.I was able to burn the rocky file to a cd-rw but then it shows alot of files on the pc but dont work on vcr. I want to be able to burn to play on a vcr.I am not sure if i have to convert it,like some guides say.Can someone tell me what needs to be gone or what the name of file has to be and how I make it so i can burn it.
My dell 8400 has these drives for cd/dvd,is one a dvd burner?
A KVCD is just that, a type of VCD and is an image file burned to a large CD. To burn with Nero, open Nero Burning Rom in CD mode, cancel the smaller window leaving the main interface. In Nero 6, select Recorder and then Burn Image. In the window that opens, find and select your cue file and select files of all type and Open. Now, select Disc at once and your burn speed and go. I may be wrong but I belive KVCD should be burned to a 700 MB CD and also keep your burn speed around 16x. There isn't much of a time difference and your less likely to have errors. To burn a KVCD to DVD, you would have to extract it (I use Isobuster) and encode it: http://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=141726 I believe your drives support DVD burning, the Samsung - and the TEAC +.
