Does anyone burn dual layer DVD? With the march of technology should we be going this way to keep up? I know nothing about this medium, only what I read, but it seems to me that as soon as I get setup with something, along comes another product to make it obsolete! what are your thoughts?
Dual Layer DVD ?
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HorseFilms
Look ma no hands
Re: Dual Layer DVD ?
I'm gonna give it awhile before I jump into that. The drives are cheap, but the discs are still around $10 each in these parts.
I'm gonna give it awhile before I jump into that. The drives are cheap, but the discs are still around $10 each in these parts.
MrBeaker
Active member
Re: Dual Layer DVD ?
if you are wanting a DL drive, i have this drive. i have not used the DL yet because i dont have that much footage that i want on the disc. http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=27-152-022&depa=0.
i have just finnished editing my movie and hope to use this drive. ;D
if you are wanting a DL drive, i have this drive. i have not used the DL yet because i dont have that much footage that i want on the disc. http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=27-152-022&depa=0.
i have just finnished editing my movie and hope to use this drive. ;D
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MrBeaker, are we going to see some clips of your movie?
You are ahead of me, I don't own one yet, for once! I have always been waiting for things to hit the market & race to buy. I had a DVD burner for a year before I found suitable softwear
This time I think I will sit on the fence for a while.
$ wise, our $ is getting better, about $0.78 this morning, that makes everything that much more expensive. If there were to be a lot more reliability or longevity I may consider it for some things.
MrBeaker, are we going to see some clips of your movie?
You are ahead of me, I don't own one yet, for once! I have always been waiting for things to hit the market & race to buy. I had a DVD burner for a year before I found suitable softwear
This time I think I will sit on the fence for a while. $ wise, our $ is getting better, about $0.78 this morning, that makes everything that much more expensive. If there were to be a lot more reliability or longevity I may consider it for some things.
Sirius_Doggy
Veteran
Re: Dual Layer DVD ?
Not worth it at the moment. Blanks are $10.00 -
If you have more than two hours of media that you need on one disc, just build the DVD as a folder on your HD then run it through DVD2One. Works great, and it's fast. The compression is not that bad either...
Not worth it at the moment. Blanks are $10.00 -
If you have more than two hours of media that you need on one disc, just build the DVD as a folder on your HD then run it through DVD2One. Works great, and it's fast. The compression is not that bad either...
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It wasn't that so much, I was wondering about the future compatibility of the media we are using at the moment, ie; DVD-r/+r . I don't have problems with more than 2hr on a disk with the programs I use now. Just hoping I can use them for a few more years! :-/
It wasn't that so much, I was wondering about the future compatibility of the media we are using at the moment, ie; DVD-r/+r . I don't have problems with more than 2hr on a disk with the programs I use now. Just hoping I can use them for a few more years! :-/
get nero, its a dream, dvd decrcyptor squeezes one of those two siders onto a cheap one sided disk, easy peasy