MPEG IS MPEG1/2

[kizer8]

Which option in Nero would I use to burn a mpeg iso. I am talking about just being able to copy the mpeg1/2 to dvdr(w) without authoring and playing in my apex ad-1500.

Thanks.
Kizer

[FOO]

Well if it's a disk image the burner or burning software
doesn't know and doesn't care does it ?

[Devanshu]

One question, what are you trying to do? I'm not sure...but if I understand correctly, I think you want to burn as a dat file and then empty the cd later.

[Hardcoreruss]

If it already an iso you just go file, open select the iso file and nero will automatically start burning it.

[kizer8]

What I am trying to do is just be able to copy the mpeg to dvd as data and have it play in my dvd player. I have read where that can be done but I am not sure how.

Thanks.
Kizer

[Devanshu]

Oh. Does your player play divx files. If so, then all you have to do is burn it to a cd and it'll play. If not, then I think the only option you have is to author.

[FOO]

Well I have a copy of Nero
I fired it up and it started with a wizard that
had a selection for DATA DVD
I then dragged a file to it.

Nothing to it

[Drakng]

I presume you have d/l this mpeg file from the net, then it must be a 1 or 2 and not a dvd compliant file.In this case you just burned it to a cdr instead of a dvdr There is no way other than to convert it to dvd compliant. You can also use Isobuster to extract and checked.

[kizer8]

Thanks for all your replies. So, basically I can just burn a DVD compliant MPEG2 to DVDRW as a data disc and it should play in my DVD Player. Which data option do I use? There is DVD-ROM (ISO), DVD-ROM(UDF), and DVD-ROM(UDF/ISO).

Thanks.
Kizer

[FOO]

You don't have to ask a question about every single move you make.
Get on with it try something Read something.

[mats.hogberg]

So, basically I can just burn a DVD compliant MPEG2 to DVDRW as a data disc

Of course. you can burn any file to a DVDRW as data.

and it should play in my DVD Player

That's a completely different story, and only your DVD player specifications (or trial and error) can tell. It's not a general feature of DVD players to play data files on CD/DVD

Which data option do I use?

Again, consult the specs and/or manual for your player.

/Mats

[kizer8]

Thanks for the replies.