7even
13-08-2003, 01:55
Clone DVD = quality, however not fully compatible with burning dvd+r on my Pioneer 106. Other formats fine.
Anydvd = quality, no problems, does what it says. I dare you to rip with out it, using a protected dvd and clone. It wont work.
Nero 6 = Excellent, great burner, no problems.
I have a new method one which works perfect for me.
With some advice from DUDE(and big pockets.com) and using some savvy.
Have anydvd working in the background, use clone dvd to rip the video ts files to the harddrive. Then use nero 6 to burn the files, just drag the video ts files across to nero, name the dvd and burn away.
For me this has worked perfect 10 out of 10 times.
Its so easy even i did it and im like newbie of the year.
Anydvd = quality, no problems, does what it says. I dare you to rip with out it, using a protected dvd and clone. It wont work.
Nero 6 = Excellent, great burner, no problems.
I have a new method one which works perfect for me.
With some advice from DUDE(and big pockets.com) and using some savvy.
Have anydvd working in the background, use clone dvd to rip the video ts files to the harddrive. Then use nero 6 to burn the files, just drag the video ts files across to nero, name the dvd and burn away.
For me this has worked perfect 10 out of 10 times.
Its so easy even i did it and im like newbie of the year.