DVD Burning

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  1. Thewicker

    Thewicker Member

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    Hello.I have a question.Is it somehow possible to burn DVD's with you CDRW?
     
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    Praetor Moderator Staff Member

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    unless ur talking minidvd burning, then no
     
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  3. Thewicker

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    Thx for the info.As we speak,how much Gigs can you burn on a DVD?Max
     
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    Praetor Moderator Staff Member

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    4.something. I think its 4.37 but since im not a big fan of DVDs I dont pay much attention to that stuff.
     
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    There is a software company that claims to be able to burn dvd in cds. It is called Replicant2 (I think)

    I have never used this software so I can not verify their claims, I have only read their ads.
     
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  6. Praetor

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    Nero does minidvds too! :)
     
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  7. Shoey

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    Technically you can but you don't burn the dvd to cdr(w). You use a dvd ripper(SmartRipper or DVD Decrypter) and rip the dvd (ifo file& vob files). I then use DVD2SVCD using Cinema Craft Encoder and convert the ripped dvd to SVCD format. When all done I then burn the bin& cue files (program creates MPEG2 to) slow and it usually takes 2-3 cd-r's depending upon the length of the film or how many vbr-pass you select. The default is mpvbr4(multi-pass variable bit rate 4). You can play the backups on your home dvd player if your home dvd player supports svcd or has a "PBC" function on the dvd player or remote.

    Shoey :)
     
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  8. Praetor

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    The only applies to movies (as far as i know) at btw. -- nice upgrade on the vid card Shoey! :)
     
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