Burn 25GB of avi files onto DVD-Rs (XP)
10 March 2009, 05:30 PM
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Burn 25GB of avi files onto DVD-Rs (XP)
Hi Chaps
I'm struggling here.
I have a folder full of avi files (not ****, before you ask!!
) ..
and I need to get them onto DVDs in time for the morning.
XP doesn't seem to support drag and drop copying to DVD-R.
Anybody know how to do this? Ideally, I can just set it running and it will keep spitting out DVD's and asking me to stick a new one in?
Cheers
Simon
I'm struggling here.
I have a folder full of avi files (not ****, before you ask!!
) ..and I need to get them onto DVDs in time for the morning.
XP doesn't seem to support drag and drop copying to DVD-R.
Anybody know how to do this? Ideally, I can just set it running and it will keep spitting out DVD's and asking me to stick a new one in?
Cheers
Simon
10 March 2009, 05:37 PM
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You can only drag and drop onto DVD-RW. To burn onto DVD-R you need to create a disc image to burn.
If you don't have any software to do this, you could try using "cd burner xp" - CDBurnerXP: Introduction and News
If you don't have any software to do this, you could try using "cd burner xp" - CDBurnerXP: Introduction and News
10 March 2009, 06:07 PM
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You legends.. thanks guys.
So with that software would I need to manually create 4GB (ish) images?
Or can it still take care of it all for me?
If I go and buy some DVD-RW's instead of my crappy Rs () will that allow me to drag and drop?
So with that software would I need to manually create 4GB (ish) images?
Or can it still take care of it all for me?
If I go and buy some DVD-RW's instead of my crappy Rs (
) will that allow me to drag and drop?
10 March 2009, 11:40 PM
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DVD-Rs are a better bet.
You just load the software, use it to select what files you want on the dvd, and click burn. It will do all the rest for you
You just load the software, use it to select what files you want on the dvd, and click burn. It will do all the rest for you
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