Do you mean to play videos or a slideshow on a DVD player? If so, it depends on your DVD player. Some DVD players can run videos from a regular CD, while others can't
If you mean what kind of CD is needed to STORE pictures and video, it really doesn't matter. You can use a CD, a DVD, or even a Blu-Ray disk.
You can use pretty much all types of CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray disks to burn pictures. All disks that that you can write to (CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, etc) will work for pictures (you cannot write to a CD-ROM). Although you can burn pictures to all types of disks, some types of devices only accept certain types of disks.
Having that in mind, I suggest you choose which disk you wish to use by the following criteria:
1. The size of the disk (CDs are 700MB & DVDs are 4.2GB-8GB)
2. How many times you want to write to it (R - once or RW - many times)
3. By what you want to use the disc for (don't put pictures on a blu-ray disk and try to play them on a normal DVD player).
You can use a CD-ROM RW but a DVD-ROM RW will work, specially if you mean picture slideshows or videos.
If you mean just as a place to store your pictures then you can use either one. Just drag them inside the disk and its ready to be stored/moved to a computer.
All CDs store information the same way, so any recordable CD will work. It does not matter if the CD is called "Photo CD" or "Music CD" or nothing at all, just "CD-R" or "CD-RW"
The same type you use for music. They hold any form of data.
you don't need anything special you just need a CD-DVD R or just a CD rome basically just a blank disk
you could right click a picture, save it in your pictures then burn it to a disk, you wont need a website
no, you need the disk
u need a disk that you would normally burn DVD's on. you can go to almost any computer store and ask for blank disks that you can burn DVD's on. however the disk needs to have 7 or 8 gigs of memory
Simply because the memory on the hard disk is enough for few pictures, around 10 picture in most cases, so you need more memory for more pictures and videos.
yes isn't it obvious
Your laptop's DVD (or Blu-Ray) player would need to be one that can write/rewrite CD's and DVD's. If it does have that, either the laptop's pre-installed software, or a third-party software you can use to burn into a disk.
You need a DVD-RW disk to burn the Windows Movie Maker file to before it can be played in at DVD player.
You need to use CD burning software and burn the files on to a writable disk. If you have windows XP or later, you can use windows explorer to burn files onto the disk like any other storage media
In order to transfer mp3s on a disk you just need to burn them. If your stereo doesn't read mp3s than you need the appropriate software to convert them. Go to google, type "mp3 to wav," click on the program of your choice.
You can. Just drag and drop the media files into the playlist pane on the right when you're on the "Burn" tab and click "start burn". If that fails, you need a new disk drive that can burn CDs.
You need to burn it on a cd 1.plug it in to your comuter then put a disk in then select what songs you want.
If you are trying to burn the application from where you've installed it, it doesn't work that way. You need to simply dump the installation files to disk using Nero, Roxio or the default Windows burn to disc protocol by dragging and dropping on the CD-ROM while a blank disk is in it.