Burn Music Videos?

I just purchased my first music video off itunes music store and I was wondering if and how I can burn it to a CD SO I can watch it on my TV not just my little computer screen...
Thank you,
TM

I just purchased my first music video off itunes
music store and I was wondering if and how I can
burn it to a CD SO I can watch it on my TV not
just
my little computer screen...
Thank you,
TM
Just buy a A/V wire connection that works with ur
ipod and connect it to ur TV n just play it from ur
ipod it should work
Yeah, see the problem is that I don't have an iPod I just would like to get Lost on DVD.

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Burning music videos to CD or DVD

I downloaded some musich videos and planned to burn them to a CD or DVD so I can play them without hooking my computer up to my stereo system. Out of six I tried to burn I got an message saying I could not burn five of them. Don't remember exactly what the message said but got the idea it had to do with something encoded into the download.
Is there any way to get around this?
I read about not being able to burn movies but these are music videos not movies, or is the restriction the same?
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Burning Music Videos

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I just purchased the Linkin Park album, Road To Revolution, a live album. It has about 20 tracks and a "music video" of the whole concert. The video is 1 hour and 25 min long and almost 1 gigabyte. I have a 4 gb ipod nano, and the video doesnt fit on it. I wanted to try to burn the video on to a dvd-r so I could watch it on my tv, but i couldnt figure out how to burn it. I also tried putting it on my 1 gb flash drive, so I could watch it on my xbox 360, but it was slightly to big to fit on it.

Did you purchase this from iTunes? If so, you can only burn the video to a disk for back up purposes. You can't burn it to one that can be read by a standard DVD player. If you have a 4 gig nano, you should be able to put the video on it. You may just have to move some other things off for a while.

Burning Music Videos to DVD

Hi,
I have bought Red Hot Chili Peppers "The Videos" and made a playlist. Now I want to burn a dvd, but can not find a way on how doing this.
I also have Nero 7 Premium, but the tracks have DRM and Nero can not burn it therefor
Any help is welcome
Thanks in advance
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Burning music and video as data files onto DVD-R?

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Today I Wanted to Burn Movies & Music Video's & Music to a Blank DVD & it was from iTunes i bought & Downloaded & when i Burned Them it was Making a lot of Noise while i was Burning them, Why is that? it is My 2nd Time Burning Something, last time I Burned Something on My 24inch iMac Computer it was like last year during the Holiday's, does anybody know why it Happened this way? did i do something wrong? i just bought My 24inch iMac Computer in July of 2009.

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Instead of buying Apple TV, I would like to burn a DVD with my collection of music videos purchased on iTunes. Most of them are Protected MPEG-4 video files, having the extension .m4v
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This is from the Terms of Service page for iTunes. The bottom line is that you can't burn the videos to DVD.
10. Purchase or Rental of Apple Content
Usage Rules
Your use of the Products is conditioned upon your prior acceptance of the terms of this Agreement.
(I edited out the sections that do not pertain to your question.)
(vi) You shall not be entitled to burn video Products or ring tone Products.
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Burn movies / music videos

I purchased some movies and music videos on ITunes. I need to burn them into discs. Please guide me how to do it as when I click on BURN DISC it comes out like burning audio CD. There isn't an option for burning VCD or DVD...and I fail to do the job.
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You can archive them to a DVD in the same way you would any other file (sorry but I don't know how to do that with windows). But, as the previous poster noted, you can't burn them to a DVD that will work on a regular DVD player. In order to watch them on a television, you would either need to hook your computer up to your television, or hook an iPod or Apple TV up to your television.

How can I use a DVD of my band playing a song to create a Premiere 11 music video?

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I've been making a couple of music videos on Adobe Premiere 11 by the usual way of loading in a music track and then adding photos and an occasional live video segment (with the sound of that video segment turned off). Now however, I have a DVD with both music and video of my band playing a song in a club. I'd like to load it into Premiere 11 so as to make it into a music video that also has a title screen at the beginning and one at the end (as I've done before on my other Premiere 11 music videos that I created). After, I'd plan on uploading the Premiere 11 music video to YouTube.
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Bob

Bob
Based on your description initially or latest report, I am interpreting your description as an easy can do in Premiere Elements 11.
It would be good to know what is on the DVD disc (DVD-VIDEO format on DVD disc or some video files burned to the DVD disc as data disc).
But, either way, your answer to using the DVD disc content as source media in your Premiere Elements 11 project is as follows....
1. Insert the DVD disc in the burner tray.
2. Open Premiere Elements 11 to its Expert workspace.
3. Go to Add Media/DVD camera or computer drive/Video Importer.
4. In Video Importer, assure that the Source field at the top is targeted at your drive with the disc in it
a. you should see your video files on the DVD....if DVD-VIDEO on DVD disc, then you need the check marks next to
VTS_01_1.VOB and so on in the series of that file, such as VTS_01_2.VOB, VTS_01_3.VOB. Each file, except maybe the
last one should have a file size of 0.99 GB. If instead someone has burned a bunch of video files (.mov, .mp4....) to a DVD disc
as data disc, then you will find a bunch of files .mov, mp4 to which you will apply a check mark.
b. In the Video Importer dialog, have a check mark next to Add to Timeline, then hit Get Media which will put the file(s) in Project Assets and on the Timeline.
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ATR
Add On...More details are relevant such as project preset - you setting it manually versus the project setting it automatically.
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Can I download a DRM protected music video to a IDVD project and burn a DVD. The music video is not showing up in the media window in IDVD. Only ITunes Plus songs and videos, make it to the media window. I can't drag the video directly off ITunes. They say, I can burn a up to seven copy's of the DMR protected video/music, but how.. Thanks for any help.

Didn't work, Window came up saying "Could not be converted because protected files cannot be converted to other formats. I was able to burn it to a DVD, it came up as a MPEG 4 file. Then I first went to the ITunes tool bar Preference>Advanced>importing>importing using>Aiff Encoder. Then tool bar again File> import. Music video imported another copy to ITunes library. Right mouse clicked second copy> convert selection to Aiff. Then "Could not convert" window came up.

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/video-to-dvd/id569680533?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D2
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http://www.aimersoft.com/how-to-burn/iphone-video-to-dvd.html

About Apple iTunes? (Music & Movies & Music Video's & TV Shows)

Ok I Know I Have 8GB of Memory on My 2009 2.66Ghz 24inch Apple iMac Computer that I Bought on Monday in July 27th 2009. & so i'm buying Music & Movies & TV Shows on Apple iTunes & every time I Buy something its gonna eat up My Memory & I Wanted to know if it's ok if I Can Save My Movies & Music & TV Shows to a Blank DVD Disc & a Blank CD Disc & I Wanted to really know & understand witch kind do i need to do it? cause when i get the money i'm gonna go to Staples & buy blank Disc's but witch kind do i need to put TV Shows & Movies & Music on from Apple iTunes onto to a Disc? i did asked this before on here but not sure where my other topic was at on here? I also have an Apple iPod Classic 160GB That i bought this year Online on Apple.com not to long ago, i put them in there to but i want to put them on Blank Disc's, I Do have Blank Disc's witch I Bought at Staples back in the day when I Had a PC Microsoft Computer witch i don't use hardly cause i had them since I Had a Microsoft Windows XP Professional Computer back in the day & there getting old
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here is the kind of iMac Computer i have, maybe this would help?
i'm sorry if i keep repeating myself on here if i am?
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i'm sorry if for repeating & getting everyone mad on here if i did?
i just wanted to get more information about what I Need to put My Music & Movies & TV Shows onto a blank Disc if i can do that? i'm not sure if Apple iTunes lets you burn Movies & Music & TV Shows onto a Disc, there was a time back in the day at then when I Had a PC Microsoft Windows XP Professional Computer back a few years ago & I Tried to Burn 4 Movies onto a Blank Disc & Apple iTunes would not let me Burn all 4 of the Movies onto a Blank Disc cause i could not burn everything cause Apple iTunes had some rules & regulations about it that i could not burn some things onto a blank disc? i only Burn The 2 Movies instead of the 4 Movies I Bought on Apple iTunes back in the day, after a year went then My Microsoft Windows XP Professional Computer failed on me in 2009 in june, i lost those to Movies, I Had Childs Play & Night Of The Living Dead witch i had to buy again i believe, i even Contacted Apple iTunes about it & there were a lot of Music I Lost on My other Computer witch i lost half my stuff, when I Got My 2009 iMac Computer i had 0 iTems in iTunes, I Had to Contact Apple iTunes to get the other Half of My other iTunes Music & Movies back on here & i did get back the other half but a few others are gone, when they become available again, i'll buy what i wanted back Apple iTunes said. right now i have a Pretty Good Collection on Apple iTunes, I Have about 367 Music Songs & 7 Music Video's & 12 Movies & 464 apps iTems some are for My Apple iPhone 4 32GB & for My Apple iPod Classic 160GB & for My Apple iPad when & if i ever get 1? i have a few Free Apps ready for Apple iPad that i would like to see 1st on Apple iPad when & if i do get 1 in the future? & i'm sorry this topic is so very long, i'm just trying to Explain myself on here to get Help?
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from Byron.

You can indeed burn moves and shows from the iTunes Store to a data DVD (via Finder or other software) for backup purposes, which is I believe what Byron is asking about (though I can't be sure). You just can't burn them to a video DVD to be played in a standard DVD player.
Well, I'm not sure about that. Having just re-read the terms, it appears that you may re-download content, and that you can burn songs, but this appears to not include videos (unless it is iTunes Plus content):
(iv) You shall be authorized to burn an audio playlist up to seven times.
(v) You shall not be entitled to burn video iTunes Products or ringtone iTunes Products.
(vi) iTunes Plus Products do not contain security technology that limits your usage of such products, and Usage Rules (ii) – (v) do not apply to iTunes Plus Products. You may copy, store, and burn iTunes Plus Products as reasonably necessary for personal, noncommercial use.
Reading further, then there is this:
(ix) Content Rentals
(a) Content rentals are viewable on only one device at a time. You must be connected to the iTunes Service when moving rentals, and you may do so only between your computer and other compatible devices. Content rented using your Apple TV, iPad, iPhone 4, or iPod touch (4th generation) may not be moved. If you move a rental to a compatible device and then use the iTunes Service to restore that device, or choose Settings > Reset > Erase all content and settings on that device, the rental will be permanently deleted.
(b) You have thirty (30) days after downloading a rental to begin viewing. Once you begin viewing, you have twenty-four (24) hours to finish viewing a movie, and forty-eight (48) hours to finish viewing a TV show. Stopping, pausing, or restarting a rental does not extend the available time for viewing.
Some iTunes Products, including but not limited to Content rentals, may be downloaded only once and cannot be replaced if lost for any reason. It is your responsibility not to lose, destroy, or damage iTunes Products once downloaded, and you may wish to back them up.
Even after years of deciphering contracts and the sometimes rather complex content, I find this a bit confusing and I'd be checking with Apple to make sure I'm not doing anything I shouldn't be.

I'm dissapointed in the lack of Music Videos available?

Now I have my 80Gb video ipod since Christmas and I want to build a nice collection of music videos. However, the selection on iTunes is poor and not all music videos are accessible from the main music videos page. Many seem hidden.
Apple needs to make alot more videos available and make them easier to find or at least when searching for ALL videos they should show ALL!!!
I want a particular video from "Melanie C - I Turn To you" and what amazes me is that there doesn't seem to be anywhere on the net who's selling music videos but plenty of online viewing in poor quality only. I will gladly pay to get the videos i want but yet again the music industry seems very slow in getting their act together - no wonder they have a problem with piracy!!!
Come on iTunes please give us more music videos and a better selection as you seem to me to be leading the way!!!
Anyone have anything to add?
Paul.
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AMD 4000+ Windows XP

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With the project all done, i'm preparing for the presentation. Managed to get my hands on a HD beamer for the night (Epason TW2000) and planning to do the presentation in HD.
That of course managed to bring up some problems. I posted a thread which i'll repost here . Sorry for the repost, i normally do not intend to do this, but since this thread is actually about the same thing, i'd like to ask the same question to you. The end version is in AfterEffects, but that actually doesn't alter the question. It's about export:
"I want to export my AE project of approx 30 min containing several HD files to a Blu Ray disc. The end goal is to project the video in HD quality using the Epson EMP-TW2000 projector. This projector is HD compatible.
To project the video I need to connect the beamer to a computer capable of playing a heavy HD file (1), OR burn the project to a BRD (2) and play it using a BRplayer.
I prefer option 2, so my question is: which would be the preferred export preset?
Project specs:
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To export to a BRD compatible format, do i not encounter a big problem: my projectfiles are 25 fps and progressive, and I believe that the only Bluray preset dispaying 1920x1080 with 25 fps requests an INTERLACED video (I viewed the presets found on this forum, this thread)... There is also a Progr. format, BUT then you need 30 fps (29,...).
So, is there one dimension that can be changed without changing the content of the video, and if yes which one (either the interlacing or the fps).
I'm not very familiar with the whole Blu-ray thing, I hope that someone can help me out."
Please give it a look.
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How can you create a playlist on Ipod touch with music and music video, and play those from same playlist through Apple TV? I can download, create a playlist with both music and music video, stream that through the Apple TV with no problem. The sound and the information show up on the TV, but when it gets to a music video, it only shows the information and "artwork".
I also have a video playlist - videos play fine through the Apple TV, but will not shuffle through all videos - continues to repeat the same one. I have most definitely selected shuffle in both locations - from the playlist and on the ipod video screen while video is playing.

I finally got it... had to sync the photos with the music in iMovie, arrange the voiceover in GarageBand then export to iTunes, and then I was able to put it all together in iMovie and burn in iDVD... had a few glitches along the way but finally finished : )
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