Can you burn Wii games onto a disk?
First, if you want to play a burned games on your Wii, you must softmod/hack your wii so you can download some important things on your wii in order to play burned discs. Most of the wiis which are made after 2008 will not work on burned discs, so make sure you have the right Wii. DVD-R or DVD+R will work on Wii, so make sure you have one of those. You also need a DVD burner software and some ISO game files on your pc, so you can burn the ISO file to the DVD by using the DVD burner. Tip: Youtube and Google are your friends. Find some tutorials that teach you how you can softmod your wii easily. Also check your Wii version, so you'll know what is the right thing for you to download and use.
Is it possible to "burn" a PC game onto a USB and run it like a disk?
It's very easy man. Do the following steps :Install PowerISO and DaemontoolsClick "Copy" button on toolbar, then choose "Make CD / DVD / BD Image File..." from the popup menu.PowerISO shows ISO Maker dialog.Choose the CD / DVD driver which holds the disc you want to copy.Choose the output file name, and set output format to ISO.Click "OK" to make iso file from the selected disc.Once your ISO file is ready , Mount the ISO image using daemon tools. Use these steps :Double-click or drag and drop an image from Images collection to the section with virtual devices. Also, you can choose Mount to SCSI option from its contextual menu to mount an image to SCSI device, Mount option for the DT device or Advanced Mount option to adjust the emulation settings.Choose an image and click Mount or Mount to SCSI option from the sidebar.Click Quick Mount button and choose an image on your hard disk.Also, you can mount from Explorer:Locate an image on your hard disk and double-click it (you need to associate the certain type of image files in preferences in order to work with DAEMON Tools Lite from Explorer).Drag and drop image from Explorer to the section with virtual devices.And finally, you can choose an image to mount from Tray Agent.You can play your game as long as the ISO image is Mounted. Enjoy. Happy gaming.
How to burn Cd disks on a sony vaio?
You have to select the songs first. Keep the cursor on the file to be written to CD and left click. The file will be high lighted. Now keep the control key presses and go on pressing the files you want to be written to the CD. Once the selection is over press the button for burning selected files. Pressing shift key and left mouse button together will select several files together, select the first file and then take the cursor to the last file in the line and press shift key and left mouse button together.
Can I burn MP3 to DVD?
If you’re asking about having a dvd disk with mp3 audio files… yes, you can.It can be played by almost any media player, including most car audio players.You must follow this steps:BE SURE all mp3 audio files you’re about to burn in disk are working ok with the device you use to play them. If it has an usb port, try ALL of them using a memory usb stick.Use the dvd software with the option ‘BURN DATA DISK’. You’re gonna burn the mp3 files as data. DON’T use other option (dvd or audio) or it won’t work.fill the disk with all the files you have. It’s near 4.5gb, so if you have 10mb audio music files, you can burn about 450 mp3.that’s it.You can try on your dvd or bluray player. If you have an external dvd recorder/player, you can attach it to the tv via usb, and listen on it too.
What are the best DVD discs for burning Wii games?
they are right. vertabin is the way to go. use -rs i think it's recommended to run it at 1x (though you can get by at higher speeds). if you are having issues with game play i wouldn't be so fast to blame the disk. the burnt disks don't play as well as a normal disk. if you want speed, look up something called a WODE or sundrive. if those don't suit you (i understand. don't look like my thing either). the easiest way to get the games running better is a soft mod and usb loader. they say w/d my passports work the best. there is a difference in an usb power external and a a/c powered external. i can say from experience the a/c powered externals are faster for loading. either will work though. something to check out
Burning CD through iTunes?
There should be a bar, but the bigger question is how long is your playlist? A 700 mb disc can only hold 80 minutes of audio. The files initially only take up 292 mb, but when they're converted into cd format they'll take up MUCH more than 700 mb. I know that 292 mb is longer than 80 minutes since I'm looking at an album I have in full quality MP3 (320 kbps) and it's 74 minutes but only 183 mb. You need to shorten up the playlist. :) EDIT: And the guy below me is spamming, so don't listen to him (I just reported him to Y!A).
How to burn an audiobook on cd on my laptop?
love to help :D this is what you need to purchase Cd-rw discs or Cd-r discs. ok so now what you need to do is download windows media player 11. once you have that there will be a tab at the top of it which will say BURN. after that click on that. if you have the files on you computer already then click and drag them onto the list that is on the right that says drag files here. after you have all of the files you want it will say how much time you have left on the disc to add more audio. at the bottom it will say BURN under the list. you click that and wait. when its done it should pop out if it doesnt just click the button to get it out yourself. and just continue to do that until you have all 4 cds. hope i helped :D
Does burning a disc and copying files to a disc really mean the same?
Take this back to the origins…disks were (and still are for the most part) spinning disks. We had various types of floppies, of all sizes, and regular hard drives are “hard spinning disks”. So when people said “copying files to a disk”, you had to consider the context.It could be to copy files to a floppy and then give that floppy disk to a person like you would use a USB key today.You could “copy files to a disk” from a web browser, if you’re looking to download a file (or files), and then you can copy them from one disk to another. (Sometimes people refer to separate partitions as separate “disks”, even if they’re actually on the same spinning hardware.As such, “copying files to a disk” means just that. RECENTLY, (5–10 years), people have used this phrase when talking about CDs. This is not common, because most writable CDs are not configured to be rewritable. So you put the content on the disk (burn it), and then you can’t change it. You can technically say this is copying files to a disk, but it’s uncommon.“Burning” a disk, is a specific term related to burning CDs or DVDs. You’re using a laser to write content onto a disk for storage (or movies, or to share with people). All German Shepards are Dogs, but not all Dogs are German Shepards. All (current) CD/DVDs would be considered getting “burned” when copying files to them, but not all file copies would be considered “burning” the content.This is an idiom that applies to solid state storage (SSD). You could say you’re copying files to a disk, even when using an SSD or flash drive. It’s not a disk, but it’s considered a similar entity in the OS for the purposes of file copies.
Is burning CDs considered illegal?
Not necessarily, no.Obviously, if you hold the copyright to what you’re burning on the CD, you have the right to do whatever you want with it. If you burn a CD full of photos you took of your kids, for example, you’re the copyright holder to those photos and can copy and distribute them any way you choose. The same would be true if you had permission from the copyright holder to do it (this includes material under free licenses such as Creative Commons that explicitly permit copying).If you do not? It depends, and not all of it has been tested in court. Courts have, in some cases, held that “time shifting” and “format shifting” of copyrighted work that someone legally owns is OK. So if you own a CD, and burn a copy of it to keep in your car to protect the original, that may well be considered legal. Regardless, it’s vanishingly unlikely that you’d ever be challenged on it.Burning bootleg CDs to sell at the local flea market? Nope, that’s certainly not legal, and you’re a great deal more likely to get in trouble for it.Burning CDs of music that you illegally downloaded? Not legal, but well, it was illegal to do the downloading in the first place too. That’s another case you’re not terribly likely to actually get challenged on it, though.Burning CDs of music you legally downloaded? I don’t know if this has been tested, but again, this may be held to be a legitimate form of “format shifting”, if for example you burn a CD so that you can listen to your music in your car. And, again, who’s going to know or care anyway?So, it depends. Most of the time, if you’re doing it for personal use, then even if the legality is unclear, it’s vanishingly unlikely you’d get caught or challenged. The only time you have to worry is if you’re planning to distribute the CDs.