All Forums > Tech Talk > Tech Talk Forum Page 24 > burning videos and dvd's at home
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showwilly
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1 Posts
11/08
Posted - Nov 6 2008 : 5:25PM
what is the best and/or the fastest burn program to use. Compatibility with MS Windows XP Prof. version 2002 service pack 3.
stormtrooper
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3 Posts
12/08
Posted - Dec 5 2008 : 5:19PM
And what exactly do you want to do? Capture DV tape and burn it on a DVD or just burn a regular data DVD?
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Robert
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My past is a foreign country. Most things are different there, including word usage.
503 Posts
12/06
Posted - Dec 6 2008 : 10:42AM
When it comes to burning DVD content (video), fastest is not the best way to do it. Fast will tend to produce a lot of 'coasters.'
I have two 16X burners, but I only run them a 8X for best results.
Another important factor is the quality of the DVD blank, although not as much of a problem as it used to be. Manufacturers are getting better.
I have three or four 'burn' programs that operate pretty much the same.
The important factor is the program you use for preparing the files (burn image) and that will depend on the type of files you intend to encode for burning and ease of use for the type of DVD you want to produce.
jayo All-Star Supporter
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2117 Posts
7/04
Posted - Dec 6 2008 : 12:35PM
Try your questions on Afterdawn.com. That forum is specifically dedicated to that topic.
john lyons
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Co-founder of Vinegar Syndrome
1188 Posts
1/08
Posted - Dec 18 2008 : 2:58AM
I use DVD Fab. It's quite fast and rarely messes up.
 
Sheky666
Member

100 Posts
2/01
Posted - Dec 28 2008 : 12:10AM
If you already have a VIDEO_TS folder created you can use ImgBurn to burn it to disc as a video dvd.
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