I need help
 

Can someone please help me
I downloaded kazalite limewire and downloaded a movie and I can't figure out how to get the movie on the cd
I have been trying for hrs and am about to loose my mind please help me
Thanks

Waddya mean? You can't find the movie you downloaded or it just won't go on the CD burning software?
Btw, what CD burning software are you using?

What format is the Movie in? and like murasame said what have you been using to burn it to CD? What happens when you try to burn it to CD, does it burn but not play after? More Info needed please.

AVI
Mpeg
Mov
ISo/UDF
DVD

burning movies
 

i am trying to burn a movie from a torrent site.iam not very computer literate and not sure if i am capable of doing so.i have so far downloaded the movie and would like to know what steps to follow in order to open and burn this movie. thanks in advance if you can help/frankc

error message help
 

Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The Player might not support the file type or might not support the codec that was used to compress the file. i get the above statement when i go and try to play the dvd i am dling to my comp. i have a gateway notebook with windows vista home premium edition i have the latest version of limewire (free) and i am using the most updated windows media player. any help would be grateful, please feel free to e mail me. thank you once again.

Format Question
 

What is avi format? When I search for movies to download and burn,windows media player 11 series does not support that format. Does anyone know what player does? ex. quicktime? Also, when the movie is download onto the comp, after I burn to a cd, will it play in full tv screen of small like on the com?

Appreciate all help.

bellebeau - download VLC player and see if the file will play. It has most codecs installed and will play most file types. If VLC won't play it, you more than likely have an invalid (fake) file.

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=40665

vms - AVI is just one type of video format. It is more compressed than DVD format and doesn't do dark colors as well. You could also try VLC player. You can burn AVI movies directly to disc, but many DVD players will not play them. Check the specs on your DVD player (or look for the DivX logo on the front). I bought a player that plays AVI movies for about $30. The movies sometimes appear very small, though. (Most appear slightly smaller than a widescreen shot). Most people, I believe (myself included), encode their movies to DVD format, which can be played on most players. Some encoders will allow you to reformat the size of the movie to your taste. Check out this website for information on encoding and burning to disk:

AfterDawn.com

Good Luck :idea:

Dano

thank you very much. i also talked to a friend at work about this today and he gave me the same advice. i'm off to get the vlc player : D have a great rest of the day!!
sincerely,
-beaux

:confused:I just bought Limewire Pro, and downloaded a movie in mpg format, but when I tried to play it on windows media player it says it cant play. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?

Deb

Windows Media Player should have no problem playing MPEG files (as far as I know). See if VLC player will play the file (link in my previous post). If VLC won't play it, it's probably a fake file. Do you know how to check files with Bitzi before you download them? I highly recommend it...if there are many sources but no Bitzi rating, it's probably fake. If a file has only one source or several sources but no Bitzi rating, there's a chance it's a valid file that no one has bothered to rate yet.

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=37676

Good Luck :rolleyes_2:

Dano