The answer to your question is No. First, have you looked at the storage capacity of a CD? It's 800 MB. A DVD is just under 8GB. That's about 8000 times the storage. Second, CD's are for data, not MPEG2 compressed movies. It's a different format all together. You could use a progam to re-rip the movies off your DVDs, then your movies will be converted into data, then that could then be saved to about 100 CDs for each hour of movie. Actually, the best and correct option would be to get that footage into your computer first, then make a DVD. For this you would need to get an external DVD burner for your computer and buy video editing software...but this would only work if you had a Firewire card on you computer to allow you to import DV footage.
I've run into a small problem with burning on my laptop. I recorded video on my Sony Handycam DVD camcorder, and wanted to make multiple copies of it. So I recorded all of the video onto 2 DVDs through my DVD Recorder for my TV. I then went and transfered the files from the 2 DVDs onto my laptop, and found out, that in fact my laptop only burns CDs. Is there a way to put those video files onto a CD and play them on a DVD player? Please help!

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