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  1. Member Beautiful Alone's Avatar
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    I only know how to burn the VIDEO_TS.IFO files with CopytoDVD. how do i burn the VIDEO_TS.IFO files with Nero 6, Raxio 6 and such? one question, howcome when you burn the VIDEO_TS.IFO files, it burns the 4 gig onto a DVD-R, although the VIDEO_TS.IFO is only 6KB? also, is there a setting which aloud me to set COPYtoDVD to shutdown my computer automatic when the burning process is over?
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  2. Don't know about CopytoDVD but in Nero use DVD-VIDEO and in RecordNow Max use Data.
    In both import the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS(empty) folders.
    Try DVDShrink and see if you get the same problem.
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    Is there a automatic shutdown in CopytoDVD?
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    If you have a VIDEO_TS folder with your DVD files (IFO, BUP and VOB) then you can use the classic version of ImgTools to create an ISO IMAGE file then you use DVD Decrypter to BURN that ISO IMAGE file.

    Two great things about this method. Both programs are freeware and even more importantly you will get a compliant DVD in the end without any of the issues people tend to have with NERO DVD burning.

    - John "FulciLives" Coleman

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    I have heard really good things about RecordNowMax but never used it.
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    That would be time consuming. Like i said, I just import the VIDEO_TS.IFO in copytodvd and it will burn everything by itself. Now, i would like to know if it's possible to make copytodvd shutdown my pc when the burning is over. i'm trying to learn how to burn the VIDEO_TS.IFO file compressed by dvdshrink in other burning softwares aswll..so i have more options to choose from.

    Im gonna check out baldrinks link.
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    Originally Posted by Beautiful Alone
    That would be time consuming ... i'm trying to learn how to burn the VIDEO_TS.IFO file compressed by dvdshrink in other burning softwares aswll..so i have more options to choose from.
    Well so much for an open mind. I just gave you another option that works rather well and is FREEWARE. Granted it is a 2 step proceedure but it doesn't take all that long to make the ISO IMAGE file with ImgTools classic.

    The only other alternative that I know of that works well and is a 1 step proceedure is RecordNowMax which I haven't ever used myself but from user comments etc. it does sound like the next best burning method to the ImgTools ---> DVD Decrypter method.

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    I use gearpro 6.5 which doesn't have a shutdown feature so I use Poweroff utility which you can set a time when you want your computer to shutdown by itself.

    You can find this free program here. http://users.pandora.be/jbosman/pwroff30.zip
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  8. I use Poweroff utility which you can set a time when you want your computer to shutdown by itself.

    but the that it says to finish burning might not really be the right time and so if u do the poweroff and the dvd isnt finished u pretty much just wasted a dvd and a lot of time
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    You set it for an hour after you start burning. If your dvd burner takes over an hour to burn..... Get a new Burner!!! or set it to turn off later. After all you can schedule it to turn off any time you want. My burner takes only 15min to burn a full dvd at 4X
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    I have had no dramas whatsoever using Nero. I think where people go wrong is that they try to work out the difference between UDF and ISO formats. The best tip I ever received was to do things "the easy way" and use Nero Express when I burn DVDRs. Four or Five clicks and very easy to understand and follow. Excellent results every time !
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    I've had no problem with nero either. But you have to know how to change the settings for a compliant dvd. Which is make sure joliet is not checked and ISO Level 1 is selected otherwise it won't play in your dvd player.
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    Originally Posted by jimmalenko
    I have had no dramas whatsoever using Nero. I think where people go wrong is that they try to work out the difference between UDF and ISO formats. The best tip I ever received was to do things "the easy way" and use Nero Express when I burn DVDRs. Four or Five clicks and very easy to understand and follow. Excellent results every time !
    Well when I got my first DVD burner (which seems a long time ago now) I used NERO EXPRESS to make my DVD-R discs and the resulting discs would not play in 2 of my 3 players.

    I re-did them with the classic version of ImgTools and DVD Decrypter and no problems at all with all 3 players.

    Makes you think, no?

    The DVD player you have TODAY may like those NERO burnt DVD discs but what happens when that player goes south and you need to get a new one? Will you be so lucky?

    I wasted 3 or 4 discs with NERO EXPRESS before hearing about the ImgTools method along with DVD Decrypter.

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  13. FulciLives,
    You will allow the possibility that Nero might have been improved since you first tried it, right?
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    In Roxio 6: first upgrade to version 6.2
    Then use the Disc Copier function to load the Image from the Video_TS folder.
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  15. Using Nero 6.0.0.28 to burn. All DVD-Rs (Optodisc Gold and Silver, Ritek G04, Taiyo 4x, Memorex 4x, etc) play in my Panasonic S35S and the Toshiba SD-1600 that isn't even supposed to be able to play DVD-Rs. Using the DVD-Video option. FWIW.

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  16. Yup ... same here, using Nero 6 DVD-Video option.
    Burnt hundreds of Ritek G04's and haven't found a standalone yet, that cant play one.

    To be fair ... Nero did have some compliancy issues a while back, but these have long since been corrected.
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