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December 31st, 2004 06:00

how to burn dvd's?

this could have been a no-brainer but....let me ask it anyways.
how to burn dvd's? I have the Sonic MyDVD 5.3 LE & RecordNow 7.3 LE Software.
ff are my PC's details:
 
Dimension 8400 series, intel pentium 4 (3.6Ghz) w/ HT & 1MB cache
512MB DDR2 SDRAM @ 400MHz
128MB PCI Express x16 ATI Radeon X300SE
80GB Serial ATA HD (7200 RPM)
MICROSOFT XP HOME, service pack 2
48x CD-RW & 16x DVD+/-RW (dual drive)
PowerDVD Software Decoding forDVD Drives
IEEE 1394 Adapter
  • Predator

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    Posted December 31st, 2004 12:00




    Hi Lasalette,

    May I suggest you click on the CD/RW link in my post and scroll to Section 8-100. Ther you will find articles on the subject as well as Ron B.`s FAQ on the subject, follow the links to his site and also the link to Video Help.
    This should get you started

    Best of luck and Happy New Year!





    God, grant me the senility to forget the people I never liked anyway,
    the good fortune to run into the ones I do and the eyesight to tell the
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    CD/RW Link

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    Posted January 4th, 2005 18:00

    An even dumber question:  I have a Dimension 4700, Pent 4 (2.8 GHz); 512 MB Duel Channel at 400 MHz; 160GB Serial ATA Hard Drive; with a Single Drive 16X CD/DVD Burner (DVD+/- RW).  Does this mean that both + and - RW DVD's are compatable with my machine?  If so, does anyone have a recommendation which (+ or -) R and RW I should use?
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    Posted January 4th, 2005 18:00




    Hi RussRob,

    No dumb questions my friend, answers ..well we will not go there, actually you may see one here to some degree....lol

    OK, the first part is easy, a drive listed as DVD+/-RW, should mean that it supports writing to both DVD+R/RW and DVD-R/RW media, so yes you can use both with yours.
    I have found Fujiflim and Verbatim to be very good media, so I do not hink you will go wrong trying either, which format you need for your home DVD player(s) is another story, you may be able to find reference to the media from the vendors web site or Service Manual for the drive.
    Many times it is a trail`n error.

    Best Regards





    God, grant me the senility to forget the people I never liked anyway,
    the good fortune to run into the ones I do and the eyesight to tell the
    difference.



    CD/RW Link