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Question Posted Tuesday June 13 2006, 6:02 pm

I need to record a movie file that I have on my computer to a CD Disc that I can play on my dvd player. The movie file on my computer is a .avi file. What CD Discs can I use that is able to to record .avi movie files so they can play on a DVD player. Will regular compact discs wotk? Also, my computer can't play dvd's but it has a cd burner. Thanks

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Krupple answered Tuesday June 13 2006, 7:21 pm:
AVI files must be burned to a DVD disk if you want to view them on a DVD player. Make sure you have a DVD burner before you waste money on DVD disks though.

One extra thing: Your tv DVD player will have to be compatible with AVI format.



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