I just want to burn!! How hard is that???

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  1. limelight

    limelight Regular member

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    Ok im a newbie, and really confused about all the lingo for recording dvds. same thing with programs that do this and that. could someone explain what all these mean???

    also, i thought dvd x copy platinum was the "dvd copying for dummies". that thing is a pain in the ass. ive tried the dvd shrink but it wont even let me get to pick a file off my comp. it wont even list them when i go to search...hmmm

    im willing to pay money for a reliable program that does "everything in one" so to speak. i have home videos and short films off my comp id like to get on dvd. and no, vcd quality is not acceptable.

    any help here much appreciated. thanks!
    steve
     
  2. flip218

    flip218 Moderator Staff Member

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    XCopy Platinum is for backing up dvd movies.

    Get Nero 6 Ultra

    There are different ways of burning... most depends on the format you have your files in.
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    Well, for backing up dvd's, I personally use DVD Shrink combined with Nero. For putting files that are on your computer on a DVD, I would use what flip218 said, Nero 6 Ultra. These two programs have worked great for me so far. I started out using DVDXCOPY Plat., and still have it, I just use these two programs now and have much more success with them. Good luck, and let us know how it goes!
     
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    Hi,
    Actually, WinAVI Video Converter is a complete solution for video file converting and burning. I supports to burn files to vcd/svcd/dvd.
     
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    zjmedia,

    Your link didn't work for me :(
     
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    But it does look like a good program
     
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    thanks everyone, i dl the winavi. im coverting the film right now, ill let everyone know how it goes. seems to be a user friendly interface, if all goes well ill spend the 30bux for the full version.
     

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