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How do I burn this DVD?

Discussion in 'Nero discussion' started by stevemtno, Sep 24, 2005.

  1. stevemtno

    stevemtno Member

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    Hi,

    This is my first post. I've been burning CDs for years, but the DVD format is new to me. I'm using Bero 6.6.0.16. I just d/l'd a show via Bit Torrent. What do I need to do to burn it to DVD? Do I need any additional software? I've seen people mention DVD-Shrink, but I don't know if I need it, or any other software for that matter. What I have from the download is a VIDEO_TS directory, with several .vob, .bup, .ifo files.

    Do I need to do anything with these files, or do I just drag the entire folder as-is into Nero & burn it?

    Sorry for the extreme newbie-ness here.. :)

    Thanks in advance!!

    Steve
     
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    scf_au Regular member

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    If the movie does not contain copy-protection, then Nero Recode will do:

    Run Nero Recode, click 'copy entire dvd to dvd', then 'import dvd', then go to and highlight the Video_TS folder, and follow from there.

    Happy DVD burning!

     
  3. smsmike

    smsmike Regular member

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    Assuming that you want to burn to a DVD Disk, not a CD Disk...

    If the VIDEO_TS Folder is already in the proper format, and within the size range of a single sided DVD disk, there is no need to use Nero Recode. Just burn it directly to disk with the standard Nero "Burn a DVD" program. It works exactly like the CD burning program, but you select the entire VIDEO_TS Folder rather than individual files.

    If the Folder Size is larger than a Single Sided DVD Disk (4.35 Gb), then you will need to use Nero Recode to compress the files so they will fit.

    Both programs are fairly idiot proof.

    - Mike -
     
  4. stevemtno

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    Thanks, everyone! All I had to do was drag the VIDEO_TS folder over. Worked great!!
     

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