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[cmh41]

I have a need to burn multiple copies of the same DVD.  What is the best way to go about this.  The file is currently saved in my computer as AV-DVI, sound has been edited and saved using VideoWave.  I have not yet remarried the sound and the video.  Should this be done in VideoWave or in MyDVD?

I realize there will be a long encoding time, but I am trying to keep from having to go through the long time for every disc.  Should I do it as an ISO file and then burn to disc?

Thanks for help  

Candace

[Larry]

cmh41, on Jun 23 2006, 02:49 PM, said:

I have a need to burn multiple copies of the same DVD.  What is the best way to go about this.  The file is currently saved in my computer as AV-DVI, sound has been edited and saved using VideoWave.  I have not yet remarried the sound and the video.  Should this be done in VideoWave or in MyDVD?

I realize there will be a long encoding time, but I am trying to keep from having to go through the long time for every disc.  Should I do it as an ISO file and then burn to disc?

Thanks for help  

Candace

Yes, output to an ISO (Image) file. Then use Disc Copier to burn the image file to the disc's.

[Beerman]

cmh41, on Jun 23 2006, 02:49 PM, said:

I have a need to burn multiple copies of the same DVD.  What is the best way to go about this.  The file is currently saved in my computer as AV-DVI, sound has been edited and saved using VideoWave.  I have not yet remarried the sound and the video.  Should this be done in VideoWave or in MyDVD?

I realize there will be a long encoding time, but I am trying to keep from having to go through the long time for every disc.  Should I do it as an ISO file and then burn to disc?

Thanks for help  

Candace

Most definitely the ISO method is the way to go.  You can set the 'Number of Copies' in Disc Copier and let em rip.

[cmh41]

Thank you both for your help.  I was really getting bugged out by the thought of taking 2.5+ hours per DVD.

Candace