Hi , i want to buy a dvd home recorder for my TV but before i want to know if i gonna be able to use the dvd-ram or dvdrw i have made with my home dvd recorder on my pc , what i want is once i have recorded a TV show is to then use the dvd-ram or dvd-rw on my pc for cut edit etc...
I know that home dvd recorder who use dvd-ram can already make chapter or edit but my goal is after i manage chapter and all burn then as dvd-r ( cause it's cheaper then dvd-ram ) .
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If you go to an electronics store to purchse the recorder you can bring various media with you and test them out yourself.
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Usually you can. But currently I experienced some incompatibilities. For example it appear that my dvd-rom cannot read dvd-rw discs. So you must find which rewritables your dvd drive can read and buy a dvd-recorder which can write such discs. That's all. I think the file system onto recorded discs is quite common.
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OK i asked some of my friend only one have one , it's not dvd-rw it's dvd-ram , i recorded 2 min on his material and test on my pc , i can read but it's not .mpeg2 that i find , it's VR_MANGR.IFO and VR_MANGR.BUP , it's strange cause for 2 min of recording i should have some Mb file size and both are just 637 b , is there a way to convert or extract a .mpeg2 from thoses 2 files ?
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No. The .ifo is file which tell to your player how to play the disc. BUP is a backup of .ifo. The video and audio should be stored in .vob files. Try to play what you have recorded from your dvd drive. Try to access the disc with dvd-ripper - DVD Decripter for example.
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I just try Decrypter he say UDF file system parsing failed : reason : unable to find " Video_TS" folder
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Super dvd ripper say : error : no dvd ifo found . ( in fact there is a .ifo file )
and about vstrip i'am not able to install it , i copy all the file from the .zip to a new folder i just create , then if i click on the .exe a dos window open and that's all , if i try from the .zip file he ask for a .dll -
Originally Posted by Abond
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Originally Posted by lupioSam Ontario
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Originally Posted by lupioSam Ontario
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Originally Posted by Abond
Bitsetting : Put recorded DVD+RW into your DVD recorder but do not close the tray. Press and hold 2 on your remote. Tray will close and wait until the bitsetting is done.
Your PC DVD burner should also read DVD+RW discs.Sam Ontario -
Originally Posted by Sam Ontario
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Originally Posted by Sam Ontario
Lupio, if you recorded video onto DVD-RAM there should be a .VRO file in there somewhere. -
Originally Posted by Capmaster
I tested the dvd-ram on his dvd home he work find so there is really about 30 min in this dvd where i see only 1.24 Kb on my pc ! -
There's gotta be some reason you can't see it. It's there somewhere
Try analyzing the disc some more in Windows. See if the properties show a larger amount being used.
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Originally Posted by Capmaster
, i do propertiie to see size in fact of this dvd-ram and he say : space used 105 Gb !! and free space 6.71 Gb ! it's a 4.7 Gb simple face dvd-ram ..
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Originally Posted by lupio
Have you tried looking at the files from the "open" dialog from an editor? -
Originally Posted by Capmaster
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In Explorer, go into "Tools", then "Folder Options", click the "View" tab and turn on "Show Hidden Files":
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