after you convert a film so it can be burned on to a disc. can you convert the film back so it can play on windows media player or another player

the original file is still on your hard drive and in the same file even...or it should be.

If it does not work for some reason with Windows media player, use VLC instead, it always works.

i burned disc a few weeks ago and deleted the main file. i know you can reburn a disc but is there any chance to convert it back

You should be able to play the burned DVD directly as a movie (via WMP or MPC-HC) on your PC if your optical drive supports it.

There is no need to re-transcode a burned video project back to a PC media file unless you are planning to create an iPod MP4 video, but bear in mind, you will lose quality this way.

Try use Windows media player and then rip it to library, then save it to selected folder or whatever.

ok i will try that

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The Original Data Is Present With You. So Play That Data Only. WMP & VLC Players Can Play Most Of Data File. If Not Then Install K-lite Codec Pack. This Come With File Extension. Go To This Link And Download And Install It:http://www.filehippo.com/download_klite_codec_pack/ Just Click On 'Download Latest Version.'

not to my knowledge. your best bet is just to download the stuff again.