You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Burning Software
- Thread starter freakshow
- Start date
As far as I know you have to convert PC movie files into usuable Home DVD files so that your DVD player recognizes it.
I'm no expert but I think thats the way to go.
I'm gonna start DVD copying next week and I'll post my successes and failures.
Also, the same goes for MP3, you must convert them to .wav files in order for your home CD player to be able to play them
I'm no expert but I think thats the way to go.
I'm gonna start DVD copying next week and I'll post my successes and failures.
Also, the same goes for MP3, you must convert them to .wav files in order for your home CD player to be able to play them
freakshow said:Hi guys
Wondering if anyone has an experience with burning movies. I am using roxio 7 adn when i play it in my Home DVD player it constantly freeze's it
When i play the movies on my computer it is crystal clean.
Any advice?
Thanks
the movies are probably in PAL format, 25 frames per second. PAL is used in Europe. North America uses NTSC. You want to convert the PAL format to NTSC then burn to a DVD to watch on your home player.
If you had a DVD player that played PAL you could watch without converting.
depending on what you use you may have problems converting between formats. you will have audio and video sync problems.
google your problem, google is your friend.
go to www.download.com and there you can download all the software that you need.
Some of it's free and some is not.
I'd type in the search area this: DVD converter.
And make sure to switch the toggle to downloads.
Here's an example:
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?qt=dvd+converter&tg=dl-20&search.x=8&search.y=0
Some of it's free and some is not.
I'd type in the search area this: DVD converter.
And make sure to switch the toggle to downloads.
Here's an example:
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?qt=dvd+converter&tg=dl-20&search.x=8&search.y=0
W
WhOiSyOdAdDy?
W
WhOiSyOdAdDy?
jwmorrice said:Anyone have experience copying movies using one of the new dual-layer dvd burners?
jwm
I have a dual-layer burner.. are the 8.7GB blank dvd's available yet?
I had the same problem, constantly freezing until I switch to a different brand of DVD media. I use Ritek brand and no problems.
freakshow said:I GIVE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
12 hours later and 8 blank dvd disks still cant get this to work right!!!!!!!!!!!
LOL..........Freakshow....................You are the mother of all feakshows!!!!!!!!!!!!
I GIVE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
12 hours later and 8 blank dvd disks still cant get this to work right!!!!!!!!!!!
LOL...DAMMIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FREAKSHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That can only mean that your DVD drive doesnt accept your cheap DVD discs, which are probably " Memorex"
Freakshow, we will somehow blab at a later time, OK???
12 hours later and 8 blank dvd disks still cant get this to work right!!!!!!!!!!!
LOL...DAMMIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FREAKSHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That can only mean that your DVD drive doesnt accept your cheap DVD discs, which are probably " Memorex"
Freakshow, we will somehow blab at a later time, OK???
Fraekshow, you have to give us more info. What type of disks are you using. Are you burning ISO/image files or video_ts files?
Since the movies actually starts playing means your on the right track. My first thought would be the type of dvd. Try switching to a different brand. I went through so many types of disks before finding the right kind for me. Not all disks work the same for all people. I know of ppl who use really cheap disks without problems. Most ppl rave about ritek but I've had nothing but freezing and glitches using them. The best for me are memorex dvd+r. +/- can also make a difference. Memorex +R work for me while memorex -R don't work that well.
Since the movies actually starts playing means your on the right track. My first thought would be the type of dvd. Try switching to a different brand. I went through so many types of disks before finding the right kind for me. Not all disks work the same for all people. I know of ppl who use really cheap disks without problems. Most ppl rave about ritek but I've had nothing but freezing and glitches using them. The best for me are memorex dvd+r. +/- can also make a difference. Memorex +R work for me while memorex -R don't work that well.
I am using Maxell DVD-R
I tried this nero thing it .i add the file says it needs to encode
That takes an hour.....then when it goes to burn it it says i have entered the wrong disk.......please insert a CDR?????????/
WTF CDR?????
Now my roxio DVD builder wont open no more
I think i need to step away from the computer for a few hours its been a ruff 48 hours
I tried this nero thing it .i add the file says it needs to encode
That takes an hour.....then when it goes to burn it it says i have entered the wrong disk.......please insert a CDR?????????/
WTF CDR?????
Now my roxio DVD builder wont open no more
I think i need to step away from the computer for a few hours its been a ruff 48 hours
freakshow said:That takes an hour.....then when it goes to burn it it says i have entered the wrong disk.......please insert a CDR?????????/
WTF CDR?????
Its the software... it thinks you are trying to create a Video CD. Try getting yourself a copy of a program like "Ulead DVD Workshop" or "Adobe Premier".
I went through months of wasting blank DVD's with various software before I figured it out. Programs like Nero and Easy CD Creator will convert your video files, but they do not author DVD's properly.
Its a slow process, as a full 4.7 GB worth of video files can take forever to convert, but the end result is worth it. I now create DVD's that look totally professional, but I quite often start the converting when I am going to bed because of how long it takes.
Also, make sure programs like Norton Internet Security and Norton Antivirus are disabled. Not only to these programs conflict, but you need as much RAM as possible to get things to work.
use a cd-rw or a dvd+/- RW so you dont make coasters.
once you have it downpat then burn to non-rewritable media.
as for media I have never had a problem and dont burn coasters. I have used cheap media to expensive. for me it does not make once difference and I have 3 dvd players. sony, pioneer and xbox. I've lent them out and no one has complained.
Nero does author DVDs properly you just dont know how to use it.
PM me what files you are trying to convert and I bet you I can walk you through the whole process.
once you have it downpat then burn to non-rewritable media.
as for media I have never had a problem and dont burn coasters. I have used cheap media to expensive. for me it does not make once difference and I have 3 dvd players. sony, pioneer and xbox. I've lent them out and no one has complained.
Nero does author DVDs properly you just dont know how to use it.
PM me what files you are trying to convert and I bet you I can walk you through the whole process.
That exact same thing happened to me before while using Nero.freakshow said:I am using Maxell DVD-R
I tried this nero thing it .i add the file says it needs to encode
That takes an hour.....then when it goes to burn it it says i have entered the wrong disk.......please insert a CDR?????????/
WTF CDR?????
There are 2 tabs in the upper right corner. Make sure you click DVD, not CD.
OR
Where it shows your dvd drive letter + dvd burner description, eg. F: LITE-ON DVDRW LDW-411S, make sure at the end it says [DVD] not [CD-R/RW]. If it's not on [dvd] just use the pull down menu and select the right drive.
freakshow said:I am using Maxell DVD-R
I tried this nero thing it .i add the file says it needs to encode
That takes an hour.....then when it goes to burn it it says i have entered the wrong disk.......please insert a CDR?????????/
WTF CDR?????
Now my roxio DVD builder wont open no more
I think i need to step away from the computer for a few hours its been a ruff 48 hours
freakshow
check your PMs.
