“Does this DVD player play regular rewritable DVDs? If I use my Wondershare Program to download, convert & burn a youtube video onto a DVD, will it then play on this DVD player?”
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Hello there, ReneJet. We understand your inquiry regarding the SP80NB80. Yes, this Slim Portable DVD Writer is fully capable of reading and playing regular rewritable DVDs, including both DVD-RW and DVD+RW formats. When you download, convert, and burn videos onto a DVD using your software, this drive will be able to read and play them, provided the files are burned in a standard playable format supported by your computer's media player. We always want to ensure you can fully utilize your device. https://www.bestbuy.com/product/lg-8x-external-usb-2-0-double-layer-dvdrw-r-ram-cd-rw-drive-black/JXTZZLCVWVIf you have any further questions about its features, please contact us on [email protected], and our team will be more than happy to assist you. —Renzo
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The LG - 8x External USB 2.0 Double-Layer DVD±RW/±R/-RAM/CD-RW Drive - Black, Model # GP65NB60, will read DVD-ROM ( SL/DL ), DVD-RAM, DVD+RW, DVD+R ( SL/DL ), DVD-Video(CSS Compliant Disk) discs, and it will write (burn) to DVD+R (DL), DVD-RAM, DVD+R (SL), and DVD+RW discs. YouTube videos are protected by copyright law the moment they are created and posted, assuming they are original, creative works. While YouTube operates under the DMCA and enforces copyright through automated tools like Content ID, users must assume all videos are copyrighted unless stated otherwise. While it is technically and mechanically possible to burn a YouTube video to an optical disc, doing so for most content is a violation of YouTube's Terms of Service and generally constitutes copyright infringement. It is technically possible to burn videos from YouTube onto an optical disc (like a DVD or CD) and play them, using third-party software or an online service to download the video file from YouTube to a computer's hard drive. Once downloaded, the file can be burned to a blank optical disc using disc burning software. Once downloaded, the file can be burned to a blank optical disc using disc burning software. YouTube's Terms of Service explicitly prohibit accessing content through any means other than the authorized playback pages or embeddable player, meaning using third-party software to download videos for burning is a direct violation of your agreement with the platform. You can technically burn copyrighted YouTube videos to a disc, but doing so without explicit permission from the copyright holder is a violation of YouTube's Terms of Service and federal copyright law. The only legal way to have an offline copy is to use YouTube's official, authorized methods, such as downloading within the YouTube Premium service, which only allows for offline viewing within the app and not physical copying. Copyright Infringement: In the U.S. and many other countries, only the copyright owner has the exclusive right to make copies of their work. Making a copy without permission, even for personal use, is an infringement unless it falls under a legal exception like fair use, which is determined by a court on a case-by-case basis and not a blanket right for private copying. If a video has any form of digital rights management (DRM) or copy protection, bypassing it is a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which carries significant potential penalties regardless of personal use. While individual, private copying is rarely pursued by copyright holders due to the difficulty of detection and lack of significant financial damages, the activity remains technically illegal. The primary focus of legal enforcement is on large-scale piracy and distribution for profit...^Ivan.
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