in Adobe Premiere 6.1. I complete a project and save it, my DVD burning program doesn't recognize it. Help????
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try nero\n\nhttp://ww2.nero.com/enu/index.html
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You need a CD burning program that supports BIN/CUE files, like CDRWin or Alcohol 120%. Maybe Nero too.
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you ar eprobably trying to write it as a type you need to unlock with a code key. or the media will not fit in that type of save. nero is my favorite for all but movies that i want as a vcd or dvd. save as a data disc not the other options it will be fine. be sure the disc in the drive is the correct type , if nero is looking for a dvdr and you have a cdr in it you need to tell nero it is cdr or it will error. to burn playable movies i use sonic mydvd  you can make vcd and dvd with custom layout for menu. if you just want it backed up for pc tell nero DATA disc .
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DVD maybe faulty. Try burning on another DVD.. if nothing still works.. probab;y ur drive is faulty.
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Are you mixing + & - formats when you are copying & does your player support the formats you are using?\nAnother possibility is..are you using Philips DVD's..if so I bet the problem lies there. I found them totally unpredictable for successful copying.\n\nPS It may be just me but I did not find Nero that reliable. I changed to "1 Click DVD Copy" with the bundled free CopyToDVDse& have had 100% success rate ever since.\nIt's not that cheap but I found it was worth it.\nhttp://dvd-copy-software-review.toptenreviews.com/?ttreng=1&ttrkey=1+click+dvd+copy
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yes...nero is the best program for burning a dvd...just check what is the newest version for nero...check its updates....or u can also use the new Windows Media Player...the newest...version 11...i think it is called "Windows Media Player 11", i think this media player can do a lot of things...just try it...but still, using nero is always highly recommended...
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Try the link below "TMPGEnc DVD Author" - this is a trial version so you only have to upgrade if you are happy with it.\n\nHope that helps
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once decyrpted they will burn fine\nburn as DVD DATA\nand use the AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders in the root of the burn
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Okay! can you make a copy of the disc, Yes...if you use Nero or whatever, some burner programs are setup to not make copies of copywrited material but they are outdated so just make sure you have the latest version of your burning program.\n\nCan you give a copy to your friend to use on their computer?\nYes and No\nYes the Eula does allow you to install the program on more than one computer, but it can only be active on one at a time.  so No your friend won't be able to activate the program without haveing a valid product key which if you already have the program you can get directly from Microsoft for a reduced price (although this means your friend could potentially be deactivating your copy of Office at the same time)\n\nSo\nyou CAN make a copy of Office\nyou CAN give the copy to your friend and they will be able to use it for 60 days after which it will have to activated.\nNo you can't activate on 2 different pc's
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I am in the middle of such a project at the moment. All the editing software basically works the same way. I have tried a bunch of programs and found that Nero 7 Premium is the best for me, but it still isn't easy (time consuming going thru frame by frame) Nero will actually edit the .VOB files whereas other ones won't.
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An excellent site to look for the type of program that you require is http://www.download.com  (Type MPEG to DVD in the search box and press Enter, or, if you're sure this is the program for you, enter the name DVDBuilder 2.7)\n\nOn about the fourth page in, I found DVDBuilder v2.7.  I've never used it, but it claims to "Convert DVDs out of MPEG files".\n\nGive it a try and see what you think.\n\nBTW, most of the files I found listed are Shareware, meaning you have to pay for them if you find them useful, but there may be other programs in pages further on.  It says there are 393 pages of 10 items per page (up to 3,930), so that should give you something to do.\n\nBest of luck.\n\nI hope it does it for you.\n\nAdditional Info: I've just installed DVDBuilder v2.7, but it only deals with MPEG-2 files.  I don't know if this is what you've got.  Sorry.
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once you finish editing your movie. Click file and go to "copy movie File" then click "my computer"select a pad where you want your new movie to be saved, For example "my documents". Then use a software program like "nero Burner". select the movie file using your burning program. \n\nNote: you must have a burning program like Nero,do not use windows movie maker interface to do so.\n\nI hope this helps you make a happy memento for you mom.
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Try downloading this software...\n\nwww.tomdownload.com/new_add/new20031225/burndvd.htm
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I use Nero and love it. A pretty nice freeware program is cdburnerxp.
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if your using the windows xp providing burning. it may burn it according to the way it was sorted. \n\nyour best bet is to use windows media player and setting up a playlist so you can choose how it should be played. \n\notherwise, get a third party program like nero to take care of the job... But if it is WMA, Windows Media Player will suffice just fine.
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Check to see if you have the proper dvd codecs installed.  This can be an issue, especially if you're using Windows Media Player.  Also try updating the drivers, either through MS or though Dell (since it is Dell product).  Also, if you have multiple dvd/cd burning programs installed it might cause conflicts.
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dvdshrink has worked perfectly for me for years.  You jsut need to have the software that came with your dvd burner to actually put it onto a disk - dvd shrink will convert the files and save them on to your hard drive (unless you have nero, then it will burn it automagically)