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I would like to burn dual layer dvd's. Which software would you recommend that is not complicated?
QUOTE (emschott @ Aug 21 2009, 12:37 PM) 
I would like to burn dual layer dvd's. Which software would you recommend that is not complicated?
I'm guessing you're talking about making Video-DVD's.
I understood that the version you noted in your post title is an OEM one that usually comes with when you buy a drive or a pc. If that's the case, and you have a burner capable of burner dual layer (DL) dvd discs, I would think that software should work for you.
If not, Creator 2009 or MyDVD 10 listed on their products site are both able to burn to a DL dvd disc. Provided of course that you have a dvd burner that is capable of burning DL discs.
Whether they are "not complicated" is going to depend on your experience with making Video-DVD's. Working with video and making discs is not a quick "point & click" process with any software. It is relatively easy once you work with the software and understand how the world of video works.
Unless you're in a time crunch, in which case I would recommend the Creator 2009, if you wait a few weeks, they're likely to be coming out with a new version soon. They have for the last few years right around Sept. Also, if you order directly from them (Roxio), it comes with a 30 day return policy if you're not happy with it. If you buy it at a store, you probably can't return it once you open it.
QUOTE (Larry @ Aug 21 2009, 03:03 PM)
I'm guessing you're talking about making Video-DVD's.
I understood that the version you noted in your post title is an OEM one that usually comes with when you buy a drive or a pc. If that's the case, and you have a burner capable of burner dual layer (DL) dvd discs, I would think that software should work for you.
If not, Creator 2009 or MyDVD 10 listed on their products site are both able to burn to a DL dvd disc. Provided of course that you have a dvd burner that is capable of burning DL discs.
Whether they are "not complicated" is going to depend on your experience with making Video-DVD's. Working with video and making discs is not a quick "point & click" process with any software. It is relatively easy once you work with the software and understand how the world of video works.
Unless you're in a time crunch, in which case I would recommend the Creator 2009, if you wait a few weeks, they're likely to be coming out with a new version soon. They have for the last few years right around Sept. Also, if you order directly from them (Roxio), it comes with a 30 day return policy if you're not happy with it. If you buy it at a store, you probably can't return it once you open it.
I understood that the version you noted in your post title is an OEM one that usually comes with when you buy a drive or a pc. If that's the case, and you have a burner capable of burner dual layer (DL) dvd discs, I would think that software should work for you.
If not, Creator 2009 or MyDVD 10 listed on their products site are both able to burn to a DL dvd disc. Provided of course that you have a dvd burner that is capable of burning DL discs.
Whether they are "not complicated" is going to depend on your experience with making Video-DVD's. Working with video and making discs is not a quick "point & click" process with any software. It is relatively easy once you work with the software and understand how the world of video works.
Unless you're in a time crunch, in which case I would recommend the Creator 2009, if you wait a few weeks, they're likely to be coming out with a new version soon. They have for the last few years right around Sept. Also, if you order directly from them (Roxio), it comes with a 30 day return policy if you're not happy with it. If you buy it at a store, you probably can't return it once you open it.
Thanks Larry. I'll try one DL DVD and see.
QUOTE (emschott @ Aug 21 2009, 01:37 PM)
I would like to burn dual layer dvd's. Which software would you recommend that is not complicated?
Have a look at these sites for some Helpful Hints on making DVD's
http://www.emctips.com/
http://saknis.net/Roxio/V8-V9.htm
http://mymoments.roxio.com/enu/tips-and-tutorials.html
http://forums.support.roxio.com/index.php?showtopic=15366
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