Someone has given me a video in VCD format on a CD I want to convert this
into a DVD that I can play on my television. Anyone know how I can do that?
Thanks
Tony

I just bought a 42" LCD flat screen tv.  It has an RGB connector to connect
with my computer.  I connected the flat screen to my pc and it loads up fine,
i can see windows loading up on the monitor but when I get to the log in
screen the TV blacks out and gives me an invalid ...

went to get an s video cord, obviously its hooked up correctly. but i can not
seem to find where on my tv i can find the video im playing on my comp.  
whats going on?  is there anyhting i need to download, any install wizards
etc??

I dont know much about computers but i would like to know if there is
way to hook up my computer to my tv without a s video cord?  So i can
watch movies that i have on my computer on my tv.  I have done this
with a laptop i had but the desktop i have now does not have a s video

Using phpBB, Version 3, I am planning a multimedial webforum where, as
file attachments, not only pictures, documents etc., but also music and
video file may be uploaded.
Testing address:

My videos "stutter". specifically they stop for a second
or two then resume quickly as if to maek up for lost
time. The audio is not affected. This happens using all
media players and when viewing streaming files from any

I've recently starting having problems playing videos on my copy of Windows
XP Professional. The problems are independent of the type of video (e.g.
mpeg, avi, etc...) and the player I used to play them (Windows Media Player,
Classic Media Player, Winamp, etc...).

Looked in threads and did not see my issues adressed so I will ask a few
questions.
The first doesn't have to do with WMM but it related to it.
I use a screen cature program to record my poker session. Problem is that

I installed the webcam software before I hooked up a Logitech QuickCam10 to
my USB port, (just like the installation disk said to do). After I rebooted
to install the new driver, Windows recognized the webcam and installed the
drivers as it was supposed to do.

hi all...the problem is probably dsl speed(100mbps)...but...my real player
constantly buffers ( as does you-tube etc.) and needs to re-communicate while
playing streaming videos from any website..are there any actions i can take
to eliminate this inconvenience..clean-ups, ...

OS: WinXP Pro SP2
Video card: Asus GeForce 7600GT
Driver: 168.13 (latest from Nvidia)
Monitor: Philips 220WS8FB

I know this seems odd, but is it possible to take a video of whats on your
moniter through your computer, without an USB camera?

I run a large site with monitor and control system. Problem is that the
screen (LG LCD displays)is burned in after a few days of working since the
display must be permanent and also its usually static.
I wonder if anyone solved this problem and how?