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burn dvd movies
by shivays - 12/12/08 2:44 PMHi,
How to burn movies into DVD? what types of DVD do i need?
Thanks
Burning DVDs
by Dan Filice - 12/13/08 8:54 AM In reply to: burn dvd movies by shivaysIf you want to burn commercial DVDs to another DVD then it won't be covered here because technically it's illegal. Just do a Google search for your question and you will be presented with solutions. Or, just go to your local Fry's or computer store as they have dozens of copy programs available.
Legal DVD burning app question
by sjkuser - 1/2/09 3:02 PM In reply to: Burning DVDs by Dan FiliceWondering which is the best application for burning DVDs on a VISTA 32-bit system? This is for legal use--my clients create videos and would like me to have the capacity to copy them. I need to do this in good quality, in a way that the most possible DVD players (stand-alone or computer) can watch them. Thanks to anyone who answers.
Copy? Not any issue at all.
by R. Proffitt
- 1/2/09 4:16 PM
In reply to: Legal DVD burning app question by sjkuser
Since we are not talking about any copy protected DVD, any software that has a copy feature will do fine. If you need a freebie, look at IMGBURN.
"I need to do this in good quality, in a way that the most possible DVD players (stand-alone or computer) can watch them"
There is a long discussion about that so let's cut to the end. This is not an issue of the copy. The play must play recorded DVD media. You may find that DVD+R or DVD-R works better on player XYZ or ABC but there has NEVER been a way to create a recorded DVD using recordable media that you could assure me or anyone else will play on all the DVD players out there.
Hope this saves you the trouble of learning that on your own.
Bob
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