hotstreek704
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can anyone help to burn the transformers dvd9 rip to dual layer disc? thanks for any help!
Burning Dual Layer dvds???
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have you burned DL diks before? they cost a pretty penny
rainy days are back
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Get them locally for less than 75p (UK money)
Use imgburn, set on a low setting, go to bed, following day it is burned off.
Use imgburn, set on a low setting, go to bed, following day it is burned off.
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Get ImgBurn http://www.imgburn.com/ very good for dvd9...:yup:
For G's sake, don't use Nero or Alcohol; pretty much a coaster if you do.
The best methodology is the pgcedit/imgburn system; it allows you to choose/specify where the layerbreak occurs, or default to the original. The ONLY decent commercial s/w to burn dvd9's is GEAR s/w, if you already own it (is the big competitor to Nero). But I've been using the pgcedit/imgburn freeware for well over 3+ years. The PGCedit site has a section devoted to DVD9 burning, almost required reading.
Best blanks by far are Verbatim (DL+R), most everything else is a crap shoot. They do tend to be the most coin, but I can usually get them at around $1.50 or less if I watch the sales and such at the major places (in the US, Meritline and Supermedia).
Of course, the best editing pgm (to get out all the crud) is dvdremake, but I figure you already know that; the freeware alternatives are there, and do work, but nowhere near as easy or fast to use.
The best methodology is the pgcedit/imgburn system; it allows you to choose/specify where the layerbreak occurs, or default to the original. The ONLY decent commercial s/w to burn dvd9's is GEAR s/w, if you already own it (is the big competitor to Nero). But I've been using the pgcedit/imgburn freeware for well over 3+ years. The PGCedit site has a section devoted to DVD9 burning, almost required reading.
Best blanks by far are Verbatim (DL+R), most everything else is a crap shoot. They do tend to be the most coin, but I can usually get them at around $1.50 or less if I watch the sales and such at the major places (in the US, Meritline and Supermedia).
Of course, the best editing pgm (to get out all the crud) is dvdremake, but I figure you already know that; the freeware alternatives are there, and do work, but nowhere near as easy or fast to use.
Th3 3nD...
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yea i just returned the dl dvd's il stick with retail dvdrips not much diff in qual unless ur a movie buff. wich i am 