burning dvd's

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by ctryboy, Feb 26, 2004.

  1. ctryboy

    ctryboy Guest

    First off i'm a newbie!! Second i have a dvd burner tdk880n, I just purchased x copy platinum. No instructions no nothing. I have ripped & burned 4 disks, and have come up with nothing that will play in anything Period.. Please help me,i have just dn/ld dvd shrink,the latest ver. and i am reading a lot about nero. it seems the two go hand and hand. Could someone please help me on this. Thanking you in advance, Ctryboy
     
  2. jim_dandy

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    hi ctryboy

    yes dvd shrink can interface with nero to remove human error.
    heres a good guide for us newbies.http://www.dvdshrink.info/guides.php

    heres one that doesnt move..http://www.chrismccann.co.uk/user_guides.htm
    oh yeah and one more tip,get yourself some rw's till you get it figured out,them some expensive coasters your making.
    the only thing i know about that program x copy platinum is that its not free!
    oh i almost forgot when you bring up shrink click on edit/preferences/file i/o/enable burning with nero.

    good luck to you and keep us posted


    happy trails

    jim
     
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  4. ctryboy

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    Thanks for the info Jim. I finally ripped & burned one, and it turned out fine. It plays on my computer but not on my dvd player. I guess it doesn't support it. anybody have any idea's. Also one more thing, I have avi files on my hd, can I burn them using nero, if not what program?
     
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    Some of the players will play + r's some will play -r's,the newer ones play both.The -r's, being the older format,is more compatible but not by alot. Some will play certain types of media,some wont.
    Heres a guide to help you with your avi's using TMPGEnc plus,trial version available,along with TMPGEnc dvd author also trial version available.This is the method i use with good results,but its a rather lengthy process. http://www.dvd-guides.com/guides.php?category=othertodvd&name=tmpegenc
    theres one here one afterdawn,just search divx to dvd at the top of this page,if this link doesnt work.
    good luck to you.
    happy trails

    jim
     
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    You can try Nero Vision Express for your AVI's. It's worked for me, but I always get some silly menu.
     

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