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DVD Burning Software


Alex

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What's the bees knees of DVD burning software?

I just want to compress and backup data...and maybe burn a few video's...

 

...trust me to buy a burner and then wonder how to use it ;) :p

 

(Sony 18x DVD Burner...all the gear no idea ;) )

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for general dvd/cd burning use THIS

for shrinking dvd's for "backup only" ;) to fit on a normal 4.7gb disc use THIS

but before you can shrink it, use THIS to remove any copyright and make it region free

 

i can't think of anything else at the mo

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Any tips on what's best to convert DVDs to an editable version without loss of quality?

I guess a DVD to MPG2 type app?

 

I've not even bothered to look yet so thought I may as well ask here whilst we're on the subject. ;)

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DVD Santa to convert everything to DVD format and DVDShrink to compress everything DVD wise.

 

 

I put this info in a thread the other day

 

I've Been using Santa DVD for ages:thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

 

 

I make all my own dvds and I will be filming the convoy and Jap Finale @ Pod on Sunday,

 

Letting the other half drive the Supe upto the Pod in the Convoy :scared:

 

I'll be in the passenger seat filming :(

 

 

If you have a tape camcorder (best)

 

Use Windows movie maker, you need firewire on your PC but normally standard stuff these days, if not just buy the PCI Card

 

You then Create your movie , edit , add music and titles

 

It takes all your captures and you drag them down on a timeline

 

same with your music,

 

(you can use this program as well just for pics)

 

then save to PC (Takes ages)

Then use Santa DVD to import your movie and burn to a DVD (again takes a while)

 

 

It works!! and you can play in any DVD Player

 

I would say on average to do a 1 hr movie you are looking at around 2 hrs, thats about an hr or so saving to PC then another while it formats it in Santa DVD

 

Then you copy as many as you like using your own CD Burner ( about 7 mins per copy )

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I put this info in a thread the other day

 

I've Been using Santa DVD for ages:thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

 

 

I make all my own dvds and I will be filming the convoy and Jap Finale @ Pod on Sunday,

 

Letting the other half drive the Supe upto the Pod in the Convoy :scared:

 

I'll be in the passenger seat filming :(

 

 

If you have a tape camcorder (best)

 

Use Windows movie maker, you need firewire on your PC but normally standard stuff these days, if not just buy the PCI Card

 

You then Create your movie , edit , add music and titles

 

It takes all your captures and you drag them down on a timeline

 

same with your music,

 

(you can use this program as well just for pics)

 

then save to PC (Takes ages)

Then use Santa DVD to import your movie and burn to a DVD (again takes a while)

 

 

It works!! and you can play in any DVD Player

 

I would say on average to do a 1 hr movie you are looking at around 2 hrs, thats about an hr or so saving to PC then another while it formats it in Santa DVD

 

THen you copy as many as you like using your own CD Burner ( about 7 mins per copy )

 

 

 

Oh bugger... didn't read this thread properly just saw Santa DVD and thought were talking about movies...

 

 

Forget all the above unless of course you wanna make movies,

 

 

I use NERO as a burner and its fantastic

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