how to burn dvd from rm video files

i got this Nero 6 software with the purchase of a Sony DVD burner, i tried to burn rm format anime to DVD, but Nero won't allow me to add the files, says can not insert the file
the software burns the dvd is called NeroVision Express 3 i think, is there anyway to burn rm to dvd with nero 6?
thanks

(the other thread said to download an audio plugin for nero, i did that, but still cant add rm video files to the dvd.....)

Of course Nero audio plug-in pack can't help with burning .rm video files to DVD.

Some CD/DVD software programs can burn .RM files to DVD Video disc. But please note that say FTDVD Author can create a DVD menu while DVD Santa can't.

You may also use video conversion software to convert video files like Real Media .RM video recordings to DVD format. But please note that most of them, like SUPER for example, can convert to DVD compliant .VOB files only so this won't be a final step in creating DVD disc. And while AVS Video Converter can convert all popular video files (including Real Media .rm files) to DVD and it can even burn your DVD disc, and the best thing is that it can create a simple DVD menu and DVD chapters!

If you need a DVD menu you may use DVD Authoring software. I haven't seen any DVD authoring software from major brands that supports .RM files directly, but some programs can open .RM files using AviSynth scripts.

AVS Video Editor+DVD authoring software can edit .RM files, can create a DVD menu and burn a Video DVD disc. IMHO it is the best way to convert .RM files to DVD. And it is free to try.
Although I suppose that AVS Video Converter's features will be enough for the majority of users.

You can use converter to convert .rm file to dvd then burn to disc.But don't forget to install the right codec for that file. And WinAVI can support that,you can try trial version first.

You can try DVD Photo slideshow, it can make both photo album and video album, or make them together. If what you want to burn are rm files, you can make a video album.

I found a new one, DVD Burning Xpress... It's better for burning rm to DVD.