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26 March 2006, 09:09 AM
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What would you recommend for burning DVDs??,Iam going to get Nero 7 today and an external burner but what one???
And how do I change Kvcd,avi and windows media files to burn to DVD?
And how do I change Kvcd,avi and windows media files to burn to DVD?
26 March 2006, 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by mad555
What would you recommend for burning DVDs??,Iam going to get Nero 7 today and an external burner but what one???
And how do I change Kvcd,avi and windows media files to burn to DVD?
And how do I change Kvcd,avi and windows media files to burn to DVD?
Have heard isues with Nero 7. I currently use Nero 6 myself.
For finding out about converting/burning different video standards to DVD go here: www.videohelp.com
26 March 2006, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by mad555
Burn to DVD+R or DVD-R??
If films. Then most players support DVD-R. But I find now-a-days that it depends on how much each standard is to buy.
Get a pack of both and see what works for you.
26 March 2006, 09:41 AM
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The actual disc itself is now more important than whether it's + or -.
However, for better compatability, I would still suggest you use -R. Get discs with a dark purple coating. These are the most compatible.
You will normally find Ritek, Datawrite etc have the best coatings. Ideally you want CMC Magnetics or Ritek G05 dye based discs.
Take a look here for discs.
Oh and if you intend to 'back up' your film collection, then you will need a program such as DVDShrink, or something similar.
However, for better compatability, I would still suggest you use -R. Get discs with a dark purple coating. These are the most compatible.
You will normally find Ritek, Datawrite etc have the best coatings. Ideally you want CMC Magnetics or Ritek G05 dye based discs.
Take a look here for discs.
Oh and if you intend to 'back up' your film collection, then you will need a program such as DVDShrink, or something similar.
26 March 2006, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by D16GER
The actual disc itself is now more important than whether it's + or -.
However, for better compatability, I would still suggest you use -R. Get discs with a dark purple coating. These are the most compatible.
You will normally find Ritek, Datawrite etc have the best coatings. Ideally you want CMC Magnetics or Ritek G05 dye based discs.
Take a look here for discs.
However, for better compatability, I would still suggest you use -R. Get discs with a dark purple coating. These are the most compatible.
You will normally find Ritek, Datawrite etc have the best coatings. Ideally you want CMC Magnetics or Ritek G05 dye based discs.
Take a look here for discs.
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