Can you use a Cd-Rw disc for Windows DVD Maker?

[aestias]

I've tried using Cd-R's (since I have a million of them) but they don't work. Will a Cd-Rw disc work or does it have to be an actual DVD disc?

 

[beast]

IF your talking bout Movie Maker,ya u can use CD-RW

 

[tintose]

hai

u cannot use cd/cd-rw....in windows dvd maker directly....only dvd/dvd-+rw

u hav another option...

save movie as a file...

and write it with any other cd/cd-rw burning software...here u can use cd/cd-rw if the file not exceeds 700MB

 

[JakeH]

If you are making a DVD, then yes, you will need an actual DVD to burn. However, let me tell you the difference. CD-R (CD-Rom) is a disk that can usually only be used once (as in burning). Once the content has been burned into the disk, you can only add, update, and view the disk. CD-RW (CD-Rom Rewritable) these disks can be rewritten. They can be viewed and files can be added, deleted, and modified. Hope this clears up any more questions.

 

[MickeyMouse1]

Has to be an actual DVD disc. No exceptions.

 

[AfghanistanVeteran]

It needs to be an actual DVD......The name of the program is pretty self explanitory.

 

[JasonH]

DVD maker is making a DVD movie? if so it would HAVE to be a DVD disc, you should be able to use DVD-RW