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The Digital Versatile Disk was created in 1996. The DVD was an improvement in disk storage. Before the invention of DVDs, people stored their information on a floppy diskette or CD-ROM.
Features
The computer will not be able to burn a movie onto a DVD if the computer has a regular CD-ROM drive that can only be used to install information.
Capacity Types
The computer will not be able to burn movies on a DVD if the DVD burner can only handle specific DVD capacity types. So check the DVD hardware manufacturer for the type of DVDs that can be used with their product to burn movies.
Software
The computer will not be able to burn movies onto a DVD if the DVD burner software is not installed.
Speed
The computer will not be able to burn movies onto a DVD if the writeable speed is not correctly chosen to burn the information onto the DVD.
Considerations
There are DVD drives made only to play movies, so make sure the DVD drive is capable of writing to a DVD disk. If you are using an external DVD drive, check to make sure all cables are connected.
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