ISO,UDF,UDF/ISO,DVD VIDEO.. WHICH ONE ??

[zzviper]

Which one do I use and why and what are the others for ?
Is there a different way to burn a burned movie than a ripped one ??

[pijetro]

Judging by your post, here's the answers :

1) Just use DVDShrink, and don't worry about these...

2) As far as already previously ripped and backed up movies go, it's as simple as Drag'n'Drop, and then burn..

[apurcell]

1) Just use DVDShrink, and don't worry about these...

Huh? Check out this guide.
http://dvdshrink.info/nero-video.php

Good luck
Alan

[ddlooping]

...or this one:
http://www.dvdshrink.info/nero-udf-iso.php

Same result, slightly different approach.

@ apurcell,
Thanks for spreading the word.

[mastercom4]

so wats teh difference betweeen burning it on DVD VIDEO tan DVD (ISO)?

someone please explain..

[andkiich]

Read the glossary.

[mastercom4]

ive read it

i wanna know what effect does it have?

[psycho1060]

Choose:

ISO - To burn image
UDF - Burning with this will make your DVD playable on a standalone.
UDF/ISO - Guess it does both^
DVD Video - Will not be compliant with standalone but will burn DVD with no probs

[Poppa_Meth]

DVD-Video is designed to work perfectly on stand alones. thats the whole point in it. it had problems in earlier versions but was fixed in the later V5 releases.

[Dennis1968]

"DVD-Video" is for movies. Bottom line is that DVD-Video is a form of UDF. Standalone players require it to be in the "UDF" so that it will be compliant, BUT depending on that DVD-ROMs, OS and software both burning and DVD playback accept different UDFs.

I used to use Nero 6.0.0.9 to backup my ripped copies. I have a iBook with Apple DVD Player. the "DVD-Video" would be complatible with standalone desktops and Windows plackback but would not Play in the MAC. I experimented and trial and error, discovered a acceptable format od "UDF/ISO - UDF 1.02" that the Desktop, Windows and the MAC would placy. Upgraded to Nero 6.0.019, and continued to burn in UDF/ISO - UDF 1.02 with opposite results, the MAC now wowuld not accpet the DVD as before. Again with trial and error, switched to "DVD-Video" I was now back to 100% playback compatibility.

All depends on the burning software, the playback software, OS and platform and how much you want 100% acroos the board compliant.

[mastercom4]

i used DVD-VIDEO and it seems to be most reliable, it has played on all dvd players scattered around the house