problems burning movies/dvds

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  1. _bones_

    _bones_ Member

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    i have a LITE-ON DVDRW SOHW-1693S burner just got a last week.
    im using dcd-r verbatim cds top rated on new egg

    ive been burnin items at 4x speed.

    ive tried burning avi files like dragonball z episodes and nero software that came with it says it failed and gave me a LONG log on while and i have no clue what any of it means.

    i tried to burn a movie avi file and it came out but horribly not worth watching

    otehr movies i tried to burn there was a copy write on it that i dunno how to avoid that

    i didnt use any other software other than nero

    any idea how i can get things to burn?

    thanks alot guys/gurls
     
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    catfreak Active member

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    So, are you trying to burn these movies on CD or DVD media?
     
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    9mmruger1 Regular member

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    @_bones_

    Most of the commercial DVD's will have some form of encryption on them, this includes the movies that you own and want to backup. Programs such as DVDFab, DVD43, AnyDVD, DVDdecrypter, DVDShrink are available to help eliminate the encryptions so that you can backup your movies.

    [bold]There are guides in my signature that will help explain the process.[/bold]

    I have not used nero so I cannot address that particular burning program, but I have and do use the others mentioned. They are great programs and will assist you in backing up your movies.

    A great oneclick program is CloneDVD2 used with AnyDVD available at http://www.slysoft.com

    Good Luck

    Feel free to post back and welcome to the forum
     
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    Did you convert this file to Video before you burned it?
     
  5. _bones_

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    i did not convert my files. i dont know how. they are avi files that i am burning. i am tryin to burn them on dvd


    i have to backup the file 1st? i dont know what that means

    pretty much what i do is have the file (avi) and i open it in nero and burn

    i dont run any other programs to this file before or after
    that bad? or good?

    thanks for the help ill check out the anydvd

     
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    You need to convert your AVI files to DVD compliant files. Go here for a guide and software to do this, Nero is not enough.

    http://home.comcast.net/~bbmayo/DivXtoDVD.pdf

    AnyDVD is only a driver that works in the background to break encryption, it is a great tool but you still need other programs with it. You can use Nero but you must use Nero Recode to compress your movie to fit a DVD5 disk.
     
  7. _bones_

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    thanks a bunch arniebear but i followed that guide which is great thank u again..^_^
    but im on step 16 and it confuses me greatly

    was step 16 right after i backed it up(whatever that really means) and changed it to iso.

    i saved to anew folder so i know exactly what i was gonna get. it gave me a rar file. i opened in winRaR

    and it became a vob file? with a bunch of other bup and iso files.

    is that right? i just open the vob? in nero and burn?

    i tried to burn that large vob file and an pop up that said something about dolby digital 5.1 or DTS and i need a diff version of nero?

    thanks so much already o_O
     
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