Is it an EXACT copy?

Liace · #1 30-07-2002, 00:39

I am about to buy a DVD burner for my new computer (everyone seem sto recommend Pioneer A04), so I think I will get that. But before I start backing up my DVD's, I was wanting to know if it is an EXACT copy. What I mean is, do all of the extra features (such as behind the scenes stuff, and all of the other extras) burn on the copy as well? I tried searching for the answer but didn't come up with anything. Please let me know. Thank you very much for your help.

-Liace

podunkviller · #2 30-07-2002, 01:53

it can be. depends on length. movie-specific.

Liace · #3 30-07-2002, 14:00

If the movie is too long to put the extras on the same DVD, then can I just put my extras on another DVD disc? And is there a certain DVD burner that is good quality for a reasonable price? Is the Pioneer A04 a good one? I appreciate your help. Thanks.

-Liace

Liace · #4 01-08-2002, 20:22

Anyone at all. Please reply to above question. Thank you.

-Liace

Mr. wolff · #5 01-08-2002, 20:56

seems it still has to have a encoder to make it smaller then a dvd
4.7 gb i wasted my money i think because you can do the same shit on a cdrw . dvd rw are made mostly for people with a cam
corder so you can download vhs tapes from camcorder to dvd
you have to have a video card with tv in and out to do this.
plus but adapter cables and plugs if you want to record off your vhs or home dvd player. Unless you got a very expenisve camcorder that will hook up to your video card dont buy it

Mr. wolff · #6 01-08-2002, 21:23

its 2 days old and im not into it any way i paid close to 400 dollars

Mr. wolff · #7 01-08-2002, 21:28

give me a call at 1 712 -852-4574 will save you money