How do I play a movie on a DVD player using USB?
Well, if there’s a USB input available on your DVD Player, then obviously you can watch some movies with that DVD player.But be reminded that most DVD players only support a certain type of movies that are in AVI files, and more importantly, employed with xvid or divx codecs.So as long as they are supported by your DVD player, you can watch them with complete ease.You just have to transfer the movies to your USB, and then you have to connect it to your DVD player.And once you are done, then simply grab your remote, press the USB/DVD button and select the movie that you want to enjoy.Simple.The DVD player will start playing that movie right away.But if the movie is not in AVI format or coded with xvid or divx, then I am afraid it won’t play.What you then have to do is to switch on your computer, download and launch a handy DVD burning tool like DVD Creator and convert that movie into a DVD friendly format.And then when you play it on a DVD player, it will start playing without showing any error message.So even if a movie doesn’t play at the first time, you can still watch it on your DVD player using a USB.You just have conver it first to a DVD friendly format.Checkout here to learn more about converting videos DVD Creator - Tame The Chaos And Burn VideosHope this helpsCheers…
How can I restrict copying from a pendrive?
There is a Program named Copy Protect. It will protect all your files such as audio, video, images, documents etc. The program converts your media files into executable files that will only run in the drive you choose using the program. If these executable are copied to another device or drive, they will simply not run.Download Link-- http://www.newsoftwares.net/down...
Can the Pioneer CDJ-2000 player play music purchased from iTunes (both DRM protected, and without DRM)?
No, Apple uses DRM copy protection on all items purchased through the iTunes Store in order to prevent you from playing the songs anywhere but on Apple device. Pioneer CDJ-2000 player is not an iTunes supported device. If your Pioneer CDJ-2000 player is the primary device you plan to use for playing back songs on the go, I would suggest removing DRM from iTunes music files, 2 ways as follows: 1.Buy songs on iTunes. just Insert a blank CD. (You'd better use a rewrite CD which can be used circularly and use some software like Nero to wipe off the music files you have processed.) Note: You need to change iTunes settings in "Edit"->" Preferences" before burn and import. 2. Another option would be to purchase software that automatically converts your iTunes purchases to MP3. An app called DRM Converter does this quickly, it support batch conversion that can convert protected itunes Music Video files to Pioneer CDJ-2000 player mp3 for playback without quality loss. you may check it here: http://www.drm-removal-tool.com/drm-converter.html
ITunes won't play music?
So now iTunes is being difficult once AGAIN. Shock. I didn't download anything or mess with any settings, but for some reason I can't play any music on my iTunes library. Also can't play the 30 second samples. When I press to play them they just don't play and stay at 00:00. It's getting on my nerves. What do I do about this? PLEASE help. Third ******* time I've posted this since I've gotten 0 answers.
Serious Sam Second Encounter - How to play it without cd?
Hey dude all you need to do id get a no cd patch [crack] for it you have to know what version of the game it is and download it and then replace the actual .exe with the one from what you downloaded heres a link for you try the ast one if you play it on the net Its easier than using damon tools or alcohol or any programs like that http://www.megagames.com/cracks/html/c90... P.O Peace Out
How do I transfer downloaded music from Jio music from phone to SD card?
For now there is no Encryption done in Android Jio app or it seems so.You can find the offline/downloaded songs in below path:/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.jio.media.jiobeats/files/SongsAll files are in .MP4 format. I’ve 8 GB of songs, some are having length of 3 minutes are playable up to 10 seconds or so, then it just behaves as the file is corrupted.I think it is been chunked and compressed with some logic.Still, some more R&D are needed.
How can I transfer my Karaoke discs to a memory card or stick?
Our Karaoke machine will play from a CD+G(disc), a memory card or a memory stick (flash drive). I have 42 CD+G's and we are often throwing parties. I am worried that the discs will get damaged and scratched and will no longer play. They are expensive to replace so I would like to put them all on one (or several if necessary) memory device, leave that in the player and play them from that. Is there a way of doing this?