ok, it is serio again! i already burn a dvd, it came out nice, files went to my hard drive (c:\) if i wanna burn another copy of the same, do i use my data-dvd-project to store 4.7 gigas and drag from my hard drive or do i back up again?
ok "nephilin" thanks a lot, what dvd do you recomend? dvdr, dvdrw or what is the defference, 4x, 8x. etc. where do you buy blank dvd.
Ritek RiDATA, Verbatim Metal AZO, Maxell or Taiyo Yuden are good brands to look at. It's entirely up to you as far as +/-, R/RW and speed rating. Try some differnt types and stick with whatever one works good for you. I'm in the U.S. and buy mine at http://newegg.com or http://rima.com .
I like to use Neros copy disc for backing up additional copies of a disc that I already burned. It seems to be a quick and easy process for me. Hey Nephilim, What it be like ?
Not intended to start up 'another' - I can do it easily and cheat the system topic - eh Nephilim....LOL But, as the file is on your Hard drive, you may aswell burn using the VIDEO_TS folder (As Nephilim stated). mcalister This is fine if you have a decent setup, but is risky due to the nature of the high speed rates involved. Many have tried and failed, and it is safer to burn from the hard drive rather than 'on the fly'. I am not stating that you are wrong mcalister, far from from it actually, it does usually depend on your actual setup and media as to whether this method is successful or not, and as we know every PC is different............. I have a very efficient setup, and can do 'on the fly' burning very easily BUT I do not due to possible read errors and possible glitches during the transfer.........
Keep in mind Sir Baabaa that when I first came to AD your posts were among the most closely followed and I benefitted immensely from them. I have you to thank for much of my trouble free start into the burning world using RecordNow and your excellent guides at Chris' site I thank you both for the kind words _X_X_X_X_X_[small] Got Indie? http://cdbaby.com/ My Movies! http://www.intervocative.com/dvdcollection.aspx/Rephaim Forum rules! http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/2487[/small]
