I want to burn some mini videos i took from my digital camera, they are now on my computer and i want to burn them onto a cd, i want to be able to put the cd into my dvd player and watch them on my tv. Is this possible, what type of cd do i buy & how do i do it.
Thanks

Do you have Windows XP running? If so, you can get the Windows Movie Maker software and use that to edit your video then to burn it to a CD or if you have a DVD writing burner and software, to a DVD disk.

There are many sites that offer comprehensive tutorials about using Windows Movie Maker/ See this Google search result page.

If you don't have Windows XP, please let us know what you're running and what (if any) movie editing software that you have.

Dwight

Yes i do have Win.xp, i know how to actually burn the mini movies onto a cd, the problem is they don't play in my dvd to watch them on my TV.
thanks

CDs and DVDs are not the same thing. To make a disk that does play on your TV will require a special program like this one: TV Playback of Image Slide shows

Note the last paragraph where it says "Common video formats, such as AVI and MPEG, can also be written to CD-ROM in VCD format for DVD playback".

I haven't used this program, so I cannot recommend it over any other. I'm just pointing out the type of software you will need.

I hope this is of some help

Dwight

sorry for cutting in. but what its saying is that you can use this software to burn small movies onto plain cd's and not use dvd disk's.
very interesting