Burning video files onto dvds?
 

What programs do you guys use who copy/burn dvds. Also are most dvd drives compatible with DL disks? I'm trying to put some torrent movie files onto a dvd and have read several guides and downloaded a few programs, but it just seems like a pain in the ass and nothing ever works. there's gotta be an easier way.

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Try this:

http://lifehacker.com/software/dvds/...dvd-232322.php

I haven't done it in a couple years so forgot what software I used.

I've gotten rid of all my DVDs and now just have three terabyte drives I keep video files on. Easier to stream than look for discs.

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I use TMpegEnc DVD Author and DVD Flick, they both work pretty well.

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nice how do you stream to your tv's or are you just using it on one tv.

I like windows media center, but as usual it hick ups non stop especialy conecting to the xbox360

I alos have a dvd player that reads flash drives, easy plug and play

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Well, I sold my TV, since I'm living with friends that already have TVs, and just use my 26" monitor. But, once I move in the next few months, I'll be streaming to a cheap HTPC.

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not a bad idea, im trying to setup a kind of home wide media network that connects to all of the tv's but its kinda hard to make it all connect together

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i have a mac, and i just rent movie and copy them, i use a program called mac the ripper to rip the dvds, and toast titanium to burn with.

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convert x to dvd, i have never had it not work

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x1,000,000,000




been using convert x to dvd for a while.

pretty easy if you torrent an AVI file from the "poplular" uploaders.

2hr moving burns to dvd in about 20 mins, or less on my pc.

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how big is the file once it is converted? i have everything compressed to 4.7gig and burn it as a video_ts file...