What does this all mean for you? If you bought a computer with a DVD drive (or a standalone DVD drive for a computer, including external ones) between April 1, 2003 and December 31, 2008 ...

You can “rip” that DVD—or turn it into a movie file on your computer—to play it wherever you want. Here’s how to do it. Ripping a movie to your hard drive can seem complicated ...

If you purchased a computer within the last two years, you most likely have Windows Millennium as your operating system, which includes DVD player software. However, many people aren’t aware of ...

Employee training videos and informational seminars can be burned to DVDs for distribution, posted on your firm's intranet site or played during company meetings using a computer and projector.

AppleInsider explains how to remotely access the CD or DVD drive of another Mac or Windows PC from a Mac without the drive, across a network. Over the years, computer users have moved away from ...

A disk is stuck in my CD drive. Is there some way to get it out without taking my computer apart? Yes, there is a nondestructive way to open a stuck tray-loading drive door. You’ll notice that the ...

which lets you enhance your DVD movies before saving them on your computer. A few of the supported editing options include cropping, trimming, and cutting and merging video clips. In addition ...

Just as the question asks. <P>Can I have one computer, let's call it MpegServ, which has a pretty decent processor (700mhz, 256 m, pioneer 16x DVD) stream a DVD video disc on the shared DVD drive ...

I am no freak. Sure, there is something geeky about it. But shooting your own movie, editing it on a computer, and burning a DVD that Ma can watch on her home player is thrilling. It may not be as ...

Get a converter like this option from Elgato that digitizes video onto a computer. Plug it into your USB port, then connect your analog video source (VCR, DVD player, DVR or camcorder) using the ...