People will soon be able to record their own DVD movies without shelling out money for a new computer. Pioneer plans to start selling around May an add-on version of its drive that can play and ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

hours of additional material accessible online when the DVD is played in the DVD-ROM drive of a computer, and a feature allowing access to featurettes and behind-the-scenes material related to ...

The design has two trays mounted to a standard computer DVD drive, an ‘in’ tray and an ‘out’ tray. The frame of the machine bolts directly to the drive, and the entire contraption is ...

Unlike the Qosmio, this device works with any desktop computer than happens to have a ... It's the PC Multimedia Entertainment DVD Player. At first blush, it looks like any other DVD drive ...

Japanese firm Mouse Computer are looking to stand out from the crowd with their new netbook, which is why the LB-F1500W has an integrated DVD burner. A rare sight on these budget ultraportables ...

Mouse Computer's optical-drive toting netbook has been spotted in Osaka, flaunting its 10.2-inch screen and DVD burner. The LB-F1500W (and we now know that 'LB' bizarrely stands for "Luv Book ...