What is the best program to burn a back up

[dead_indian_walking]

What is the best program to burn a back up, is NERO any gud ?

[gitreel]

Nero is very good, but you could try programs if you are not happy. I have used nero for about 2 years, and never had a problem

[jimmalenko]

Nero is the best ! EOS !

[andyp1]

I use Nero 6 Ultra Edition and am perfectly happy with it , there are a lot of people who hate nero and use other programmes, you are likely to get varous answers on this one

[Hardcoreruss]

I agree with andy above, I use nero ultra and have NEVER had a problem but many others have and prefer different progs. Buy yourself an rw and experiment until you find one that you like.

[dead_indian_walking]

Can ui tell me what method u use using nero ultra,

[Hardcoreruss]

I take it you already have the files in a video_ts folder yes ?

[dead_indian_walking]

yes I have the folders, can u tell me now if it is possible pleas?

[Hardcoreruss]

Open nero

Select DVD from the pull down

Select dvd video

Drag the files from your video_ts folder into the one in the template.

Click burn

Done

[dead_indian_walking]

So it definatly works in standalones, because some one sent me this from last year which is out dated. BUT YOUR METHOD DEFINATLY WORKS WITH STANDALONE PLAYERS YES

if your dvd-r will not play in your stand-alone player when burned with nero,
this is because your stand alone supports UDF1.02.
when you burn a dvd with nero using DVD VIDEO ,settings nero burns the disc in UDF 1.05.
most players especially new models support this.........but some older players do not.hence
when you put the disc in your player you get "disc error" or something similar, but if you put
the disc in, say your friends player it plays good.
follow these steps.

1/ make sure all your movie files are in a folder called VIDEO_TS (must be caps).
2/ open nero, click close wizard.
3/ in the new compilation choose dvd (obviously)
4/ instead of choosing DVD VIDEO, choose DVD-ROM (UDF)
5/ all settings should be ok at default, but if not, make sure no multisession is ticked, and
UDF1.02 is selected as a physical partition.
6/ click new, locate your VIDEO_TS folder with the movie you want to burn.drag and drop into
the burn box on the left, then click burn.
7/ when finished enjoy in you stand alone for the first time.

hope this helps the masses with this problem.
i personally burn all movies like this because then all dvd's play in ALL standalones.if a
stand alone uses UDF1.05 it will also play UDF1.02.
but not the other way around.

[dead_indian_walking]

So your METHOD definatly works in DVD players YES