The DVD player can run a mpeg file.
Often on a CD or a DVD there is a file called autorun.inf This file will run when the DVD or CD is inserted into the drive, and it will run a menu or an installation setup.
Depending on the file the movie is you will need a software to run it. Most DVD's will run fine in Windows Media Player, VLC is a free and popular software supporting more formats.
Yes, as long as the setup file is intelligent enough to ask where to install or extract the files. It will fail if it tries to write to the DVD even though it is RW
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You will need to burn the files to a DVD for that you will need a DVD burner
There are three main componets: the dvd player, the car video monitor, and the sound system. You need to mount the dvd player to either the dashboard or roof and run several wires from the audio of the dvd player to the speakers of the car.
Installing a DVD in your car can be illegal if improperly placed, and you run the risk of theft.
The autorun file tells Windows to take certain actions automatically when the DVD is inserted. For example, if the DVD includes an installer or setup program, a very common thing for the autorun file to do is tell Windows to run that program, rather than make the user have to go in and run it himself. Autorun is becoming less common and will probably eventually be eliminated altogether though, since it's a big security risk.
Yeah, I can convert my m2ts to mpeg with a video converter. It helps you converter m2ts videos to all popular formats. Enjoy the highest conversion speed on the market! Follow those steps to convert your m2ts: 1. Download the software, run it. 2. Load your m2ts to a video converter, select the MPEG as a output format. 3. Click "Convert" button to begin your convertion.
That depends largely on the quality and features that you're wanting in the DVD player. A portable DVD player can run you anywhere from $65 - $80 on the low end to around $400 - $500 for the higher end models.
Sims 3 should run out of the box on Windows 7. Insert DVD or run downloaded installations file and follow the instructions given.
The Media File AnswerYes you have to convert it to an AVI or MOV file. I use the program Prism. It also converts many other types of formats. Since I have a Mac, I come across these problems often. Prism is the best software, and the easiest to use. It comes with a free trial version so you can see how you like the program.The DVD AnswerMost Macs have DVD-reading (and burning) software built in, so if a DVD runs on a DVD player or a Windows computer, you can be definite that it will run (very smoothly, may I add) on a Mac. So, no, no conversion needed.