Performed System Recovery but first Burned my Music onto a DVD

I am wondering how, now that I have re-installed itunes, to import my music files from the DVD back into Itunes. Can you help? I'd appreciate it...thanks!

This article reviews how to restore your music: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302392
Good luck!

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You can't just copy the slideshow to a DVD as, you've found out, that won't play on a TV. You need to use a program that will render it into DVD format, complete with the proper lead in and trailers. I use Toast to do that, however, there are other programs that can do that too.

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I did it by dropping the files onto the DVD icon in Finder and burned it right there.
If I put the dics into my DVD Player, it plays just fine. If I insert it into a computer, it opens the disc like a memory stick or something: I can open the files, but it won't play via Macs DVD Player. Can I do something so Macs will recognize the disc as a Dvd?

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Here is a step by step on how to create a DVD from iMovie 10 using iDVD 7.1.2. If you do not have iDVD, you can probably substitute Toast (or one of the programs Pieter mentioned) everywhere I used iDVD (I don't have Toast so can't verify this).
1. Create a project in iMovie 10.0.1
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4. Wait for the blue circle activity indicator to finish.
5. In Finder, verify that iMovie created an MP4 file in the location specified in step 3.
6. Open iDVD and click "Create New Project."
7. Give the project a name and save it to your hard drive.
8. Drag the file you created earlier from the Finder into your iDVD project window.
(or go to File>Import>Video... and choose your video there)
9. Make any adjustments to drop zones, etc.
10. Click the burn button.
11. Insert a DVD and let it do its thing.
This produces a working DVD for me.
Here are my software specs:
OS X 10.9 Mavericks
iMovie 10.0.1
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I'm trying to do a system recovery but I'm getting an error: 0x4001001200001002.

Haven't done any installing, but my nephews were it on that day. I got home, and the screen was black but everthing was on. Had to unplug it. When I turned it on got error message: windows can't start up could be from a recently installed device or software.
Now I can't do a system recover.
I have a HP Paavilion: a6528p, Windows Vista 32 bit
on the system recovery I'm getting the error mesage 0x4001001300001002.

Larosa wrote:
Haven't done any installing, but my nephews were it on that day. I got home, and the screen was black but everthing was on. Had to unplug it. When I turned it on got error message: windows can't start up could be from a recently installed device or software.
Now I can't do a system recover.
I have a HP Paavilion: a6528p, Windows Vista 32 bit
on the system recovery I'm getting the error mesage 0x4001001300001002.
Is the recovery you are trying to do based on a recovery disk set or from F11?
Are you able to access the BIOS?
regards,
erico
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Trying to use system recovery but getting error f3-f100-f001

My computer currently will not start in anything but safe mode(starting normally will not load computer), so I'm trying to restore my computer to its factory defaults. However whenever I choose the Repair Your Computer option after pressing F8 at startup, I get the error f3-f100-f0010 which forces my laptop to shut down. I was getting blue screens before this happened so I believe my OS driver (Windows 7)is corrupted. How would I be able to fix this error and reinstall my OS? The Model No. of my computer is PSK2LU-001003 Toshiba Satelite, by the way.

That sounds like it's having trouble with the hard drive. Try performing a recovery by holding '0' (zero) while booting the laptop.
- Peter

Computer won't start from hard drive or CD, and won't perform system recovery.

I have an HP Pavilion g7-1314nr. Yesterday it froze and I held down the power button to turn it off. After turning it back on, it started a disk check. I turned it off during the disk check, and upon trying to boot it back up, it told me booting failed and to press CTRL-ALT-DELETE to try again. After multiple attempts, it stopped displaying this message. Under system diagnostics, I ran a boot test, and it failed. Attempting a system recovery brings up the start-up windows logo, and then a black screen with an enlarged cursor. This morning, I inserted a recovery disk and told it to boot from internal CD/DVD drive. Like system recovery, it brings the Windows logo, and then a black screen with an enlarged cursor. My computer is incapable of booting from either the hard drive or a CD. What do I do?

Hi @TeridaxXD001 ,
Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have looked into your issue about your HP Pavilion g7-1314nr Notebook and issues with Windows 7 and starting up. I recommend to restore the BIOS defaults. You could restore the BIOS with this document selecting the reloading the BIOS default settings which should resolve the fan issue.
Here is a link to computer won't start for Windows 7. There is a section on getting past the HP Logo screen.
If that does not help at the end of the document it shows you to do a hardware test.
Please note remove any and all USB devices before troubleshooting. Disconnect all non-essential devices
Hope this helps you out.
Thanks.
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How do I burn bought music onto cd

Havent logged into itunes for a couple years and things have changed. I cant figure out how to burn music onto a disc. I follow the directions but itunes keeps telling me my bought music cant be converted. I used to be able to so whats going on?

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Burning several games onto 1 DVD?

I've been thinking alot. I have a couple of CD's to the same game, but now CD nr 3 is getting really scratchy, so I want to make a copy of it. I tried with a disc image but I need to have the CD injected to be able to play with it. So I was planning on burning it onto a CD.
But then it hit me, what if I am able to burn all 4 CD's onto just 1 DVD! Then I won't have to change disc all the time.
Anyone know if this will work? All the CD's can fit on a DVD but will 4 CD's show up when I inject it?

Hi Petter,
depending on the game with which you want to try this, there are several possibilities what will happen:
1. the game will still ask for the different CDs as it is recognizing the different CDs by their respective name (e.g. CD 1; CD2; etc.)
2. you are not able to copy the CDs onto the DVD as the CDs have some sort of Copy-Protection which prevents this.
3. it will work...
If I were you I would try as follows:
Copy the content of the CDs to a folder on your harddisk;
when done copy the content of the folder (not the folder itself) to a DVD-RW and use the name of the first CD as the name of the DVD.
(I would propose a DVD-RW, so if the action fails, you can it again for other things).
Good Luck and please keep us informed of the outcome of this.
Stefan
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I want to burn playlists from iTunes onto a DVD, primarily for backup purposes. But also, to give get them into another...PC...computer.
I have iDVD 5, running Panther (10.3.9)
I was told I could do this and it would work basically the same was as burning to a CD. Just “dragging” a playlist or playlists onto the DVD.
However, when I went to iDVD help menu, it said:
+You can also drag music files from the Finder to the menu or to the Audio well in the Settings pane, *but you can't drag playlists directly from the iTunes application.+*
What’s the story?
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Ok, but
I was told you could use DVDs to backup virtually anything on your computer. Documents, photos and music.
iDVD would seem to be one thing....but a DVD quite another. So I think I'm starting to "get it."
For what I want to do, I would simply "drag" a playlist out of iTunes, onto the desktop, and from there drag said playlist onto the DVD. And I would have it. The tunes would then be able to be used as "backups" or to "play" on a DVD player, or to copy onto another computer...Mac or PC.
Actually, for my purposes, wouldn't I simply drag the playlist "from" iTunes onto the DVD? And skip the going to desktop process?
Am I right on this?
thanks again

Burning Purchased Movies onto a DVD

If I purchase and download a movie from the iTunes store, can I burn that movie to a DVD the same way that a burn or back-up my music to a CD? Also, if I put the movie onto a DVD, will it play in a DVD player?
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Not exactly, to anyone reading the Terms of Service, it's not all that apparent really. Here's what the Terms say:
"(vi) You shall not be entitled to burn video Products or ring tone Products.
(vii) You shall be entitled to export, burn (if applicable) or copy (if applicable) Products solely for personal, noncommercial use. "
To me, this just tells me that I can't burn video products, but then contradicts itself saying that I CAN burn video products, but only for personal use (in other words, the standard rules of not reselling or distributing videos, as all videos state in the beginning)...
I did read the Terms before making those purchases, and they are not very clear. So with this in mind, I do blame Apple for not stating the terms more clearly...

How do I burn multiple projects onto one DVD?

I have several projects saved that are small enough to fit on one DVD. Not sure, though, if I burn project #2 after project 1 has been burned, whether the software is smart enough to keep them separate and not over-write project #1.

Dave0518
Once you have burned a Timeline content to DVD-VIDEO format on DVD-R disc, the disc is finalized and you cannot burn a second time on that same disc (no multisessions). Even if you use a DVD-RW disc, the program will erase what is on the disc before burning anything to it.
Now, if you have 3 projects and you want to combine them to be part of one DVD-VIDEO on DVD, then you need to remember that you cannot import a project (project.prel) into another project.prel. So, you have going to have to export the Timeline of each of the projects to a file. The file type selected should be consistent with the goals of the project. To be discussed in more details if necessary.Then each file is brought into a new project (set with the appropriate project preset) which is burned to DVD VIDEO on DVD disc.
Stop markers at the end of each of the first two files is done. But, never place a stop marker at the end of the last file on the Timeline. It is not needed and can cause problems in the project.
Please consider and let us know if you need clarification on anything written.
Thank you.
ATR

HT1338 how do I burn an iMovie onto a DVD without iDVD?

I created a movie in iMovie and now I can't seem to figure out how to burn it onto a DVD. Someone suggested I download xilisoft dvd creator but it's 40 bucks so I was looking for a cheaper (but reliable) alternative. Thanks!

This is a good one too. hope it could help you.
http://www.creativetechs.com/iq/easily_burn_movies_to_a_dvd_without_apples_idvd. html
Tutorial: Burning QuickTime Movies to a DVD using the Burn utility.
Here is a quick 3 step tutorial on how to burn a QuickTime movie into a self-playing DVD.
Step 1: Click the Video tab and name your DVD.
Launch the Burn utility, and in the main window:
Select the Video tab.
Name your DVD
Choose "DVD" from the pop-up menu.
Step 2: Drag your QuickTime movies into the file list.
Drag some video files right into the Burn file list. Most video files are supported, however some protected QuickTime files may not work. If they are not in the correct format for DVD, Burn will ask to convert them to the right format. Most of your movies will require conversion.
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