dvd writer help

• Roxio 5.2 is also good for DVD +-RW.
• If you want to use a standalone application to write to your DVD+-R, Nero burning software 5.5 is very good. It support multisession copying very well but it is not good for DVD+-RW, in this case you are better of with Roxio 5.2.

Celtic Yob said:

Please can someone help, all this talk of making slideshows as
convinced me that to make a slide show without flicker is to buy a
DVD writer, I have with the new dvd writer and Photoshow 2 the
photos, now are good.
The DVD writer is a Phillips model no is DVDRW288 now £100 in PC
WORLD.
The problem when I try to drop a file onto the DVD window to copy
it I can’t it won’t allow it, nor drag a file too the bin, I think
it’s called packet writing, I think the included software as a
program for this called Nero incd.
Thing is my operating system is XP and there is software built in
for this and I don’t want to cause conflict, so have not loaded it.
Someone got any ideas, please help, my nails are already past the
quick.
Thanks in advance.
Ralph.

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Jan Struyf said:

The last couple of weeks I have been investigating DVD writers not
specific for slide shows but for data files storage in general.
First you have to look what media you are going to use, you have 4
types:
dvd-r, dvd+r, dvd-rw, dvd+rw. The one you use, it depends on your
needs.
In all case you need to load addtional software on your Windows XP
to be able to support your DVD writer. XP has no support for DVD
writers only for CD writers.
-If you want other softwares to recogize your DVD DVD-R and +R as
another rewriter media, the best software I found is 'Easy CD
creator 5' from Roxio, in case you want copy data to the DVD+-R
media it emulate this recordable media as you are using a floppy
drive or any other rewriteable media. You can just use your
windows explorer or any other application to copy and delete files
onto this recorderable media. 'Nero Incd' has a similar approach
but I tried it for CDR's and it was much too slow. (you have to
format the recordable media to recognize this as a rewritable
drive, which is much faster with Roxio, maybe Nero have improved
lately!)

• Roxio 5.2 is also good for DVD +-RW.
• If you want to use a standalone application to write to your

DVD+-R, Nero burning software 5.5 is very good. It support
multisession copying very well but it is not good for DVD+-RW, in
this case you are better of with Roxio 5.2.

You have other softwares around, like Gear DVD (very good support
for DVD writer) and others but it depends on your need to find the
best applications.

By the way I could place 3 DVD writer application on my windows XP
without any conflict, so far I could see.
I'm also aware of Roxio 6.0 and Nero 6.0 but I rather wait for
somebody else to find the problems with these new releases.

I hope this helps.

Jan

Celtic Yob said:

Please can someone help, all this talk of making slideshows as
convinced me that to make a slide show without flicker is to buy a
DVD writer, I have with the new dvd writer and Photoshow 2 the
photos, now are good.
The DVD writer is a Phillips model no is DVDRW288 now £100 in PC
WORLD.
The problem when I try to drop a file onto the DVD window to copy
it I can’t it won’t allow it, nor drag a file too the bin, I think
it’s called packet writing, I think the included software as a
program for this called Nero incd.
Thing is my operating system is XP and there is software built in
for this and I don’t want to cause conflict, so have not loaded it.
Someone got any ideas, please help, my nails are already past the
quick.
Thanks in advance.
Ralph.

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Jan Struyf said:

Jan

Jan Struyf said:

The last couple of weeks I have been investigating DVD writers not
specific for slide shows but for data files storage in general.
First you have to look what media you are going to use, you have 4
types:
dvd-r, dvd+r, dvd-rw, dvd+rw. The one you use, it depends on your
needs.
In all case you need to load addtional software on your Windows XP
to be able to support your DVD writer. XP has no support for DVD
writers only for CD writers.
-If you want other softwares to recogize your DVD DVD-R and +R as
another rewriter media, the best software I found is 'Easy CD
creator 5' from Roxio, in case you want copy data to the DVD+-R
media it emulate this recordable media as you are using a floppy
drive or any other rewriteable media. You can just use your
windows explorer or any other application to copy and delete files
onto this recorderable media. 'Nero Incd' has a similar approach
but I tried it for CDR's and it was much too slow. (you have to
format the recordable media to recognize this as a rewritable
drive, which is much faster with Roxio, maybe Nero have improved
lately!)

• Roxio 5.2 is also good for DVD +-RW.
• If you want to use a standalone application to write to your

DVD+-R, Nero burning software 5.5 is very good. It support
multisession copying very well but it is not good for DVD+-RW, in
this case you are better of with Roxio 5.2.

You have other softwares around, like Gear DVD (very good support
for DVD writer) and others but it depends on your need to find the
best applications.

By the way I could place 3 DVD writer application on my windows XP
without any conflict, so far I could see.
I'm also aware of Roxio 6.0 and Nero 6.0 but I rather wait for
somebody else to find the problems with these new releases.

I hope this helps.

Jan

Celtic Yob said:

Please can someone help, all this talk of making slideshows as
convinced me that to make a slide show without flicker is to buy a
DVD writer, I have with the new dvd writer and Photoshow 2 the
photos, now are good.
The DVD writer is a Phillips model no is DVDRW288 now £100 in PC
WORLD.
The problem when I try to drop a file onto the DVD window to copy
it I can’t it won’t allow it, nor drag a file too the bin, I think
it’s called packet writing, I think the included software as a
program for this called Nero incd.
Thing is my operating system is XP and there is software built in
for this and I don’t want to cause conflict, so have not loaded it.
Someone got any ideas, please help, my nails are already past the
quick.
Thanks in advance.
Ralph.

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Thanks Jan

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Jan Struyf said:

Jan Struyf said:

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Celtic Yob said:

Jan Struyf said:

Jan

Jan Struyf said:

The last couple of weeks I have been investigating DVD writers not
specific for slide shows but for data files storage in general.
First you have to look what media you are going to use, you have 4
types:
dvd-r, dvd+r, dvd-rw, dvd+rw. The one you use, it depends on your
needs.
In all case you need to load addtional software on your Windows XP
to be able to support your DVD writer. XP has no support for DVD
writers only for CD writers.
-If you want other softwares to recogize your DVD DVD-R and +R as
another rewriter media, the best software I found is 'Easy CD
creator 5' from Roxio, in case you want copy data to the DVD+-R
media it emulate this recordable media as you are using a floppy
drive or any other rewriteable media. You can just use your
windows explorer or any other application to copy and delete files
onto this recorderable media. 'Nero Incd' has a similar approach
but I tried it for CDR's and it was much too slow. (you have to
format the recordable media to recognize this as a rewritable
drive, which is much faster with Roxio, maybe Nero have improved
lately!)

• Roxio 5.2 is also good for DVD +-RW.
• If you want to use a standalone application to write to your

DVD+-R, Nero burning software 5.5 is very good. It support
multisession copying very well but it is not good for DVD+-RW, in
this case you are better of with Roxio 5.2.

You have other softwares around, like Gear DVD (very good support
for DVD writer) and others but it depends on your need to find the
best applications.

By the way I could place 3 DVD writer application on my windows XP
without any conflict, so far I could see.
I'm also aware of Roxio 6.0 and Nero 6.0 but I rather wait for
somebody else to find the problems with these new releases.

I hope this helps.

Jan

Celtic Yob said:

Please can someone help, all this talk of making slideshows as
convinced me that to make a slide show without flicker is to buy a
DVD writer, I have with the new dvd writer and Photoshow 2 the
photos, now are good.
The DVD writer is a Phillips model no is DVDRW288 now £100 in PC
WORLD.
The problem when I try to drop a file onto the DVD window to copy
it I can’t it won’t allow it, nor drag a file too the bin, I think
it’s called packet writing, I think the included software as a
program for this called Nero incd.
Thing is my operating system is XP and there is software built in
for this and I don’t want to cause conflict, so have not loaded it.
Someone got any ideas, please help, my nails are already past the
quick.
Thanks in advance.
Ralph.

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Thanks Jan

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I have always used Nero, but now I have Windows XP it makes sense
to install Easy CD creator I suppose, seeing as part of it is
already built into XP. The reason I was reluctant to install INCD
because of conflict. If I download a trial of easy CD creator, it
should not cause conflict, as it’s their program. And the fact that
my DVD burns DVD+R OR RW.
Incase I want to go the Nero way, how do I disable CD direct?
Once again thanks.
Ralph.

Celtic Yob said:

Celtic Yob said:

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Jan Struyf said:

Celtic Yop,

Easy CD creator can not be disabled so far I know and if it resides
with Incd both software tries to seek control, if it creates some
conflict I'm not sure.
In my previous message I was referring to Nero Burner software
against Easy CD creator which doesn't create a conflict but Incd
maybe problematic.
Anyway I think Easy CD creator is the way to go. I just read the
new documentation from Incd and it still takes ages (up to
120minutes) to format a CD or a DVD and it only support ReadWrite
media.

Jan

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Jan Struyf said:

Celtic Yob said:

Jan Struyf said:

Jan

Jan Struyf said:

The last couple of weeks I have been investigating DVD writers not
specific for slide shows but for data files storage in general.
First you have to look what media you are going to use, you have 4
types:
dvd-r, dvd+r, dvd-rw, dvd+rw. The one you use, it depends on your
needs.
In all case you need to load addtional software on your Windows XP
to be able to support your DVD writer. XP has no support for DVD
writers only for CD writers.
-If you want other softwares to recogize your DVD DVD-R and +R as
another rewriter media, the best software I found is 'Easy CD
creator 5' from Roxio, in case you want copy data to the DVD+-R
media it emulate this recordable media as you are using a floppy
drive or any other rewriteable media. You can just use your
windows explorer or any other application to copy and delete files
onto this recorderable media. 'Nero Incd' has a similar approach
but I tried it for CDR's and it was much too slow. (you have to
format the recordable media to recognize this as a rewritable
drive, which is much faster with Roxio, maybe Nero have improved
lately!)

• Roxio 5.2 is also good for DVD +-RW.
• If you want to use a standalone application to write to your

DVD+-R, Nero burning software 5.5 is very good. It support
multisession copying very well but it is not good for DVD+-RW, in
this case you are better of with Roxio 5.2.

You have other softwares around, like Gear DVD (very good support
for DVD writer) and others but it depends on your need to find the
best applications.

By the way I could place 3 DVD writer application on my windows XP
without any conflict, so far I could see.
I'm also aware of Roxio 6.0 and Nero 6.0 but I rather wait for
somebody else to find the problems with these new releases.

I hope this helps.

Jan

Celtic Yob said:

Please can someone help, all this talk of making slideshows as
convinced me that to make a slide show without flicker is to buy a
DVD writer, I have with the new dvd writer and Photoshow 2 the
photos, now are good.
The DVD writer is a Phillips model no is DVDRW288 now £100 in PC
WORLD.
The problem when I try to drop a file onto the DVD window to copy
it I can’t it won’t allow it, nor drag a file too the bin, I think
it’s called packet writing, I think the included software as a
program for this called Nero incd.
Thing is my operating system is XP and there is software built in
for this and I don’t want to cause conflict, so have not loaded it.
Someone got any ideas, please help, my nails are already past the
quick.
Thanks in advance.
Ralph.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

Thanks Jan

Click to expand...

I have always used Nero, but now I have Windows XP it makes sense
to install Easy CD creator I suppose, seeing as part of it is
already built into XP. The reason I was reluctant to install INCD
because of conflict. If I download a trial of easy CD creator, it
should not cause conflict, as it’s their program. And the fact that
my DVD burns DVD+R OR RW.
Incase I want to go the Nero way, how do I disable CD direct?
Once again thanks.
Ralph.

Jan Struyf said:

Jan Struyf said:

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Celtic Yob said:

Jan Struyf said:

Celtic Yop,

Easy CD creator can not be disabled so far I know and if it resides
with Incd both software tries to seek control, if it creates some
conflict I'm not sure.
In my previous message I was referring to Nero Burner software
against Easy CD creator which doesn't create a conflict but Incd
maybe problematic.
Anyway I think Easy CD creator is the way to go. I just read the
new documentation from Incd and it still takes ages (up to
120minutes) to format a CD or a DVD and it only support ReadWrite
media.

Jan

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Jan
I had a look at the Roxie web sight, they recon it takes over 3
hours to download a trial. Went to Nero sight, much quicker.
Therefore, I have a demo of Nero 6 installed. It allows me to drop
files onto the DVD window and it copies them, as I write this its
formatting a CD writer and by the look of it, will take 15 minutes
to format or there about. About disabling CD creator by the look of
it, no need Nero does it on installation, No conflict so far.
I’ll give this a go; I can use it until the end of August and read
up on both in the meantime.
Thanks Jan for taking the trouble to respond to my problem.
Ralph.

Celtic Yob said:

Celtic Yob said:

Jan Struyf said:

Jan

Jan Struyf said:

The last couple of weeks I have been investigating DVD writers not
specific for slide shows but for data files storage in general.
First you have to look what media you are going to use, you have 4
types:
dvd-r, dvd+r, dvd-rw, dvd+rw. The one you use, it depends on your
needs.
In all case you need to load addtional software on your Windows XP
to be able to support your DVD writer. XP has no support for DVD
writers only for CD writers.
-If you want other softwares to recogize your DVD DVD-R and +R as
another rewriter media, the best software I found is 'Easy CD
creator 5' from Roxio, in case you want copy data to the DVD+-R
media it emulate this recordable media as you are using a floppy
drive or any other rewriteable media. You can just use your
windows explorer or any other application to copy and delete files
onto this recorderable media. 'Nero Incd' has a similar approach
but I tried it for CDR's and it was much too slow. (you have to
format the recordable media to recognize this as a rewritable
drive, which is much faster with Roxio, maybe Nero have improved
lately!)

• Roxio 5.2 is also good for DVD +-RW.
• If you want to use a standalone application to write to your

DVD+-R, Nero burning software 5.5 is very good. It support
multisession copying very well but it is not good for DVD+-RW, in
this case you are better of with Roxio 5.2.

You have other softwares around, like Gear DVD (very good support
for DVD writer) and others but it depends on your need to find the
best applications.

By the way I could place 3 DVD writer application on my windows XP
without any conflict, so far I could see.
I'm also aware of Roxio 6.0 and Nero 6.0 but I rather wait for
somebody else to find the problems with these new releases.

I hope this helps.

Jan

Celtic Yob said:

Please can someone help, all this talk of making slideshows as
convinced me that to make a slide show without flicker is to buy a
DVD writer, I have with the new dvd writer and Photoshow 2 the
photos, now are good.
The DVD writer is a Phillips model no is DVDRW288 now £100 in PC
WORLD.
The problem when I try to drop a file onto the DVD window to copy
it I can’t it won’t allow it, nor drag a file too the bin, I think
it’s called packet writing, I think the included software as a
program for this called Nero incd.
Thing is my operating system is XP and there is software built in
for this and I don’t want to cause conflict, so have not loaded it.
Someone got any ideas, please help, my nails are already past the
quick.
Thanks in advance.
Ralph.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

Thanks Jan

Click to expand...

I have always used Nero, but now I have Windows XP it makes sense
to install Easy CD creator I suppose, seeing as part of it is
already built into XP. The reason I was reluctant to install INCD
because of conflict. If I download a trial of easy CD creator, it
should not cause conflict, as it’s their program. And the fact that
my DVD burns DVD+R OR RW.
Incase I want to go the Nero way, how do I disable CD direct?
Once again thanks.
Ralph.

Celtic Yob said:

Celtic Yob said:

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Jan Struyf said:

Easy CD creator can not be disabled so far I know and if it resides
with Incd both software tries to seek control, if it creates some
conflict I'm not sure.
In my previous message I was referring to Nero Burner software
against Easy CD creator which doesn't create a conflict but Incd
maybe problematic.
Anyway I think Easy CD creator is the way to go. I just read the
new documentation from Incd and it still takes ages (up to
120minutes) to format a CD or a DVD and it only support ReadWrite
media.

Jan

Celtic Yob said:

Jan Struyf said:

Jan

Jan Struyf said:

The last couple of weeks I have been investigating DVD writers not
specific for slide shows but for data files storage in general.
First you have to look what media you are going to use, you have 4
types:
dvd-r, dvd+r, dvd-rw, dvd+rw. The one you use, it depends on your
needs.
In all case you need to load addtional software on your Windows XP
to be able to support your DVD writer. XP has no support for DVD
writers only for CD writers.
-If you want other softwares to recogize your DVD DVD-R and +R as
another rewriter media, the best software I found is 'Easy CD
creator 5' from Roxio, in case you want copy data to the DVD+-R
media it emulate this recordable media as you are using a floppy
drive or any other rewriteable media. You can just use your
windows explorer or any other application to copy and delete files
onto this recorderable media. 'Nero Incd' has a similar approach
but I tried it for CDR's and it was much too slow. (you have to
format the recordable media to recognize this as a rewritable
drive, which is much faster with Roxio, maybe Nero have improved
lately!)

• Roxio 5.2 is also good for DVD +-RW.
• If you want to use a standalone application to write to your

DVD+-R, Nero burning software 5.5 is very good. It support
multisession copying very well but it is not good for DVD+-RW, in
this case you are better of with Roxio 5.2.

You have other softwares around, like Gear DVD (very good support
for DVD writer) and others but it depends on your need to find the
best applications.

By the way I could place 3 DVD writer application on my windows XP
without any conflict, so far I could see.
I'm also aware of Roxio 6.0 and Nero 6.0 but I rather wait for
somebody else to find the problems with these new releases.

I hope this helps.

Jan

Celtic Yob said:

Please can someone help, all this talk of making slideshows as
convinced me that to make a slide show without flicker is to buy a
DVD writer, I have with the new dvd writer and Photoshow 2 the
photos, now are good.
The DVD writer is a Phillips model no is DVDRW288 now £100 in PC
WORLD.
The problem when I try to drop a file onto the DVD window to copy
it I can’t it won’t allow it, nor drag a file too the bin, I think
it’s called packet writing, I think the included software as a
program for this called Nero incd.
Thing is my operating system is XP and there is software built in
for this and I don’t want to cause conflict, so have not loaded it.
Someone got any ideas, please help, my nails are already past the
quick.
Thanks in advance.
Ralph.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

Thanks Jan

Click to expand...

I have always used Nero, but now I have Windows XP it makes sense
to install Easy CD creator I suppose, seeing as part of it is
already built into XP. The reason I was reluctant to install INCD
because of conflict. If I download a trial of easy CD creator, it
should not cause conflict, as it’s their program. And the fact that
my DVD burns DVD+R OR RW.
Incase I want to go the Nero way, how do I disable CD direct?
Once again thanks.
Ralph.

Jan Struyf said:

Jan Struyf said:

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Jason Edwards said:

You can install your own packet writing software to support drop
and drag recording to you cd writer. I use Record Now Max's drop
and drag recording module and it works without conflicting at all.
You can pull up the properties of the cd writer and click the
recording tab. There you can change the recording options for drop
and drag. I am talking about WinXP. Cant comment of the other
versions of Windows.

Jason

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Jason Edwards said:

Jason Edwards said:

Jan

Celtic Yob said:

Jan Struyf said:

Jan

Jan Struyf said:

The last couple of weeks I have been investigating DVD writers not
specific for slide shows but for data files storage in general.
First you have to look what media you are going to use, you have 4
types:
dvd-r, dvd+r, dvd-rw, dvd+rw. The one you use, it depends on your
needs.
In all case you need to load addtional software on your Windows XP
to be able to support your DVD writer. XP has no support for DVD
writers only for CD writers.
-If you want other softwares to recogize your DVD DVD-R and +R as
another rewriter media, the best software I found is 'Easy CD
creator 5' from Roxio, in case you want copy data to the DVD+-R
media it emulate this recordable media as you are using a floppy
drive or any other rewriteable media. You can just use your
windows explorer or any other application to copy and delete files
onto this recorderable media. 'Nero Incd' has a similar approach
but I tried it for CDR's and it was much too slow. (you have to
format the recordable media to recognize this as a rewritable
drive, which is much faster with Roxio, maybe Nero have improved
lately!)

• Roxio 5.2 is also good for DVD +-RW.
• If you want to use a standalone application to write to your

DVD+-R, Nero burning software 5.5 is very good. It support
multisession copying very well but it is not good for DVD+-RW, in
this case you are better of with Roxio 5.2.

You have other softwares around, like Gear DVD (very good support
for DVD writer) and others but it depends on your need to find the
best applications.

By the way I could place 3 DVD writer application on my windows XP
without any conflict, so far I could see.
I'm also aware of Roxio 6.0 and Nero 6.0 but I rather wait for
somebody else to find the problems with these new releases.

I hope this helps.

Jan

Celtic Yob said:

Please can someone help, all this talk of making slideshows as
convinced me that to make a slide show without flicker is to buy a
DVD writer, I have with the new dvd writer and Photoshow 2 the
photos, now are good.
The DVD writer is a Phillips model no is DVDRW288 now £100 in PC
WORLD.
The problem when I try to drop a file onto the DVD window to copy
it I can’t it won’t allow it, nor drag a file too the bin, I think
it’s called packet writing, I think the included software as a
program for this called Nero incd.
Thing is my operating system is XP and there is software built in
for this and I don’t want to cause conflict, so have not loaded it.
Someone got any ideas, please help, my nails are already past the
quick.
Thanks in advance.
Ralph.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

Thanks Jan

Click to expand...

I have always used Nero, but now I have Windows XP it makes sense
to install Easy CD creator I suppose, seeing as part of it is
already built into XP. The reason I was reluctant to install INCD
because of conflict. If I download a trial of easy CD creator, it
should not cause conflict, as it’s their program. And the fact that
my DVD burns DVD+R OR RW.
Incase I want to go the Nero way, how do I disable CD direct?
Once again thanks.
Ralph.

Jason Edwards said:

Jason Edwards said:

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Jason Edwards said:

Hey,

You can get RecordNow Max as http://www.stompinc.com

When you install it, it asked if you want to install their version
of packet writing software. When you do this, it disables the built
in version. Once this is installed, when you check the properties
of the cd/dvd writer it adds a tab that lets you control their
version. Once that happens you can disable one or the other
depending on which one you want to use.

Jason

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Col Winfield said:

Hi Celtic Yob. Nero will not perform backups of original DVD movies
due to encryption.There is a process to go through or other
software.
Col.

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Col Winfield said:

Celtic Yob wrote:
I might one day want to copy a DVD of a film I bought as a backup,
I don’t think Easy DVD creator will allow it, but Nero might?

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Celtic Yob said:

Col Winfield said:

Hi Celtic Yob. Nero will not perform backups of original DVD movies
due to encryption.There is a process to go through or other
software.
Col.

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Hi all
Well I took the bit between my teeth, went down too Cardiff and
bought Easy DVD creator. Cost me £49 but as I only paid £100 for
the Philips DVD rewriter it’s still reasonable compared to what
some have paid for this same drive.

Easy DVD creator works ok it’s a treat for storing large files on,
and works like a hard drive.

Jason you explained it great, but like I said, I just as well by
the whole caboodle and finish with it.

Col, reading what you just said do that mean if I acquire the other
software I can use Easy DVD creator to burn it?

Thanks all for the help

Celtic Yob said:

Celtic Yob wrote:
I might one day want to copy a DVD of a film I bought as a backup,
I don’t think Easy DVD creator will allow it, but Nero might?

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Jason Edwards said:

It will copy the movie with the menus and extra content. Its very
easy to use and the software does all of the work so you dont have
to use a 2nd program to do the burning. Copy quality is pretty good
to.

Jason

Celtic Yob said:

Col Winfield said:

Hi Celtic Yob. Nero will not perform backups of original DVD movies
due to encryption.There is a process to go through or other
software.
Col.

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Hi all
Well I took the bit between my teeth, went down too Cardiff and
bought Easy DVD creator. Cost me £49 but as I only paid £100 for
the Philips DVD rewriter it’s still reasonable compared to what
some have paid for this same drive.

Easy DVD creator works ok it’s a treat for storing large files on,
and works like a hard drive.

Jason you explained it great, but like I said, I just as well by
the whole caboodle and finish with it.

Col, reading what you just said do that mean if I acquire the other
software I can use Easy DVD creator to burn it?

Thanks all for the help

Jason Edwards said:

Celtic Yob wrote:
I might one day want to copy a DVD of a film I bought as a backup,
I don’t think Easy DVD creator will allow it, but Nero might?

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Col Winfield said:

Jason Edwards said:

It will copy the movie with the menus and extra content. Its very
easy to use and the software does all of the work so you dont have
to use a 2nd program to do the burning. Copy quality is pretty good
to.

Jason

Celtic Yob said:

Col Winfield said:

Hi Celtic Yob. Nero will not perform backups of original DVD movies
due to encryption.There is a process to go through or other
software.
Col.

Click to expand...

Hi all
Well I took the bit between my teeth, went down too Cardiff and
bought Easy DVD creator. Cost me £49 but as I only paid £100 for
the Philips DVD rewriter it’s still reasonable compared to what
some have paid for this same drive.

Easy DVD creator works ok it’s a treat for storing large files on,
and works like a hard drive.

Jason you explained it great, but like I said, I just as well by
the whole caboodle and finish with it.

Col, reading what you just said do that mean if I acquire the other
software I can use Easy DVD creator to burn it?

Thanks all for the help

Col Winfield said:

Celtic Yob wrote:
I might one day want to copy a DVD of a film I bought as a backup,
I don’t think Easy DVD creator will allow it, but Nero might?

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Jason Edwards said:

Jason

Col Winfield said:

Jason Edwards said:

It will copy the movie with the menus and extra content. Its very
easy to use and the software does all of the work so you dont have
to use a 2nd program to do the burning. Copy quality is pretty good
to.

Jason

Celtic Yob said:

Col Winfield said:

Hi Celtic Yob. Nero will not perform backups of original DVD movies
due to encryption.There is a process to go through or other
software.
Col.

Click to expand...

Hi all
Well I took the bit between my teeth, went down too Cardiff and
bought Easy DVD creator. Cost me £49 but as I only paid £100 for
the Philips DVD rewriter it’s still reasonable compared to what
some have paid for this same drive.

Easy DVD creator works ok it’s a treat for storing large files on,
and works like a hard drive.

Jason you explained it great, but like I said, I just as well by
the whole caboodle and finish with it.

Col, reading what you just said do that mean if I acquire the other
software I can use Easy DVD creator to burn it?

Thanks all for the help

Jason Edwards said:

Celtic Yob wrote:
I might one day want to copy a DVD of a film I bought as a backup,
I don’t think Easy DVD creator will allow it, but Nero might?

Click to expand...

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Col Winfield said:

Why pay $s again on another burning program? Use DVDShrink
(freeware) to rip and transcode, then burn the iso with Easy DVD
Creator. Ok the quality will be deminished very slightly as a
result (DVD X Copy also) but using the backup DVD will prevent
damage to the original. Good site for how to's
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/ .
Col.

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Col Winfield said:

Jason Edwards said:

It will copy the movie with the menus and extra content. Its very
easy to use and the software does all of the work so you dont have
to use a 2nd program to do the burning. Copy quality is pretty good
to.

Jason

Celtic Yob said:

Col Winfield said:

Hi Celtic Yob. Nero will not perform backups of original DVD movies
due to encryption.There is a process to go through or other
software.
Col.

Click to expand...

Hi all
Well I took the bit between my teeth, went down too Cardiff and
bought Easy DVD creator. Cost me £49 but as I only paid £100 for
the Philips DVD rewriter it’s still reasonable compared to what
some have paid for this same drive.

Easy DVD creator works ok it’s a treat for storing large files on,
and works like a hard drive.

Jason you explained it great, but like I said, I just as well by
the whole caboodle and finish with it.

Col, reading what you just said do that mean if I acquire the other
software I can use Easy DVD creator to burn it?

Thanks all for the help

Col Winfield said:

Celtic Yob wrote:
I might one day want to copy a DVD of a film I bought as a backup,
I don’t think Easy DVD creator will allow it, but Nero might?

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