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Re: DVD BURNING AND RELATED FREEWARE
de usenet 06/05/2006 11:32
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-To: Terpfen
If you say so, I've never tried to burn a movie with it.
I prefer Win98SE but the new LT I got came with XP.
Posted by ChefKeith
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> That's for file backup, not movie burning. Burning a
> movie into a playable DVD and burning files to be
> accessed as backups are two different things with two
> different processes.
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> Jai Maharaj
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> > -To: My Right Foot
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> > MS Xp has the stuff built into it. Go to Windoze Explorer
> > and right click on the file(s) you want to copy and
> > select copy and then right click on the drive you want it
> > to go to and click paste, then when you have all the
> > files you want on the CD click on the copy to CD in the
> > upper left of the sidebar and it will burn them to the
> > CD.
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> > Nero is also one to use if you don't want to use Xp stuff.
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> > Posted by ChefKeith
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> > > Yeah that wasted half of those DVDRs. Probably I just
> > > don't understand the technical side of it, y'know?
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> > > Is there an easier one?
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> > > Jai Maharaj
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> > > > DVD Shrink..
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> > > > Jai Maharaj
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> > > > > DVD burning & related freeware
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> > > > > I have a fairly new Dell (three months) with a DVD
> > > > > burner... but it did not come with DVD burning software.
> > > > > You get DVD playing software with the burner, but not
> > > > > burning software.
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> > > > > Natch.
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> > > > > I've tried a few flavors of freeware, shareware, etc...
> > > > > and I've wasted about 10 DVDRs. I sucessfully burned two
> > > > > movies.
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> > > > > Any advice/help/links would be much appreciated.
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> > > > > Posted by My Right Foot
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