An external DVD rewriter can be found for sale at a number of locations. For instance, Argos, Pixmania, and Amazon all have a variety of external DVD rewriters for sale.
Hi! I have to ask that what's the format of your movie? If the format is AVI, MPG, MPEG, RM, WMV and any other similar format, you couldn't "copy" it in to a DVD, you need to "burn" it to DVD using a DVD burner. What's more, a CD or DVD rewriter drive could not burn movie to DVD. Following is a link about free downloading DVD burner and how to burn movie to DVD. Wish it helps!
The term "multi rewriter" is a proprietary term for DVD readers/burners. A rewritable drive is one capable of writing to "rewritable" DVD-RW disks, which are blanks that can be recorded over several times, rather than only once with standard DVD-R disks.
DVD rewriters are very useful when customizing DVDs and/or CDs for yourself or others. These DVD rewriters can be purchased at many locations, such as Amazon and eBay.
The Toshiba Satellite Pro I'm using to write this answer - has a built-in DVD multi-drive (CD/DVD rewriter)
There is no CD/DVD drive on this model so recording DVDs will only be possible through the use of an external DVD rewriter. There are USB ports available on this model for this purpose.
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That depends on the file format of the ISO and size of the ISO. If it is formated to fit a standard CD,(700mb) then yes, a standard CDROM writer/rewriter will do just fine. , but if it is a DVD ISO (anything over 715mb) or if the original was a DVD ripped into an ISO, then no. you must have a DVD burner to write it. Now, having said that, there is a way to open the iso and separate it into several CD's. WinISO is a good program because it will expand any ISO, DVD or otherwise. But, if the DVD ISO is a program, or a movie, a TOC or "table of contents" will determine what is supposed to be in the program/movie, and it may not work on separate volumes/CD's. Another program that burns .iso files is Clone CD. Once again, if the .iso is bigger than your standard 700mb CD will hold, then you will need a DVD burner.
This shouldn't be happening in normal circumstances, as there is nothing to correlate the operations of the PC based upon the CD drive being opened or closed. I've tried to replicate this symptom on my machine at home and am unable to do so. What happens if you insert a pre-written CD (a music CD for instance) instead? If the "rewriter" were an external part of the PC, there could be some "handshake" issues in the manner of operation, but nothing comes to mind about why the machine would simply shut off just from inserting a disk. hi if i put any other pre-written CD/ DVD in it plays ok its only when i put a blank disc in CD or DVD , so i can burn a file to disc , it shuts down, if i leave the disc in and try to reboot as soon as the curser comes on, it shuts down, i have to take the disc out to reboot. thank you a w howard.