I have a large number of VCD's ,mostly 2 disc films but a few 3 disc
films. I would like to put 2 or 3 films onto a DVD disc that can be
played on a commercial DVD player.
Presumably I would need to:

Can a chapter or menu page be created in Movie Maker for use on DVD movie?

I'm posting this on a couple a groups since I'm not sure which is the
most appropriate, & I'm sorta new to this usegroup thing so be
gentle....My old motherboard
(nVidia nForce2 socket-A) recently died as did the processor (AMD

When I load a dvd, it says that:
"Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because a problem occurred with
digital copyright protection."
Can I get help with this?

All I wanted to do was share my movie with someone who does not have a
computer but does have a DVD player!
Trying to save movie to CD-R I get "drive not accessible" error. Using new
CD-R on a combo CD-RW/DVD. Windows Movie Maker version 5.1

I have my regular analog VCR hooked up to the video and audio inputs of the
TV tuner card that came with my Dell XPS. The PC is running Windows Media
Center 2004. I DO have the appropriate adapter/converter in-line for
connecting the VCR's RCA connector to the S-Video connector ...

After I download my movie from movie maker, it wont play on my home dvd player
what can I do to remedy this?  I downloaded directly to a cd and I aslo
saved it for future recording

Hey, i recently bought a new graphics card (Nvidia Geforce 6600GT XFX) and
now i can't play videos in Windows Media Player.  Is there something i need
to configure in the player to allow me to play videos again??  I cant play
videos in RealPlayer either.

Yep thats what happens everytime!, tried system restores, lots of various
programs,
but whenever i try to convert from 1 video format to another or burn to
cd/dvd the program always starts well but somewhere along the process the CPU

I have windows XP media edition on my computer and I was wondering if is
possible to connect my telesion reciever to my computer or monitor? I want to
get rid of all these tv's and watch everything from one flatscreen.

Hi all...
I've got a couple of newbie-style questions that I'd appreciate any
help with.
Firstly - when using firewire/IEEE1394/i-Link should the PC recognise

I received a MPEG video file via e-mail. It will not work on my Windows Media
Player version 9.00.00.3250. I have Windows XP Home Version 2002.  
The video file is only 15 seconds long.  When I hit play, nothing happens.
Advancing the video manually gives me nothing, either.  I do ...

I need to free up some space on my c: drive and I want to move Movie Maker to
D:, however every time I try to move or remove the program, it reinstalls
itself on C:. Can anyone tell me how to remove that install routine?

It chops off.

Is there a way I can make an image overlay instead of a text overlay?