HuMan321
10-23-2003, 02:07 PM
Below is a cut and paste from Josh's doc in TyTool.
This is the method he uses for his disks
I have used this method in burning and it works ok.
I have the version of Nero he suggests, but also have 6.0.0.0
What are others using and what settings / versions? There are several people out there who have burned many, many successful disks.
Maybe we could come up with a concensus (?) of what is working well for the real heavy disk burners here
I would like to know what others are using and having success with
"I use Nero Burning Rom version 5.5.10.7. Many tools will work. This just what came with this DVD burner. After advice from others on the forum I do the following:
- DVD-ROM (UDF/ISO)
- On the UDF tab I select XBox compatibility. I do not know that this is required only that every disk I have burned (100+ test burns now 1 DVD-RW disk/10 real show DVD- R's) has worked as a result.
- Hit the new button to close the wizard.
- Drag only the AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS from the output directory for TyTool into the pane. (Please see the manual for this or your program for real details this is highest level only).
- Burn it to disk. That is all it takes for me.
When I do this I get perfect sync in every show on the disk. Chapters work perfectly. Playback is rock solid with no A/V sync loss. At this point you should be ready to roll.
3.0 Save yourself some coasters:
Look at the disk before you burn it using WinDVD or PowerDVD. PowerDVD is my own personal favorite because it loads up so much faster. But either will work. Unless it is directly hardware related the disk will work the same in those programs as it does on the dvd player. With the cost of media you will want to be sure and it is simple to check.
4.0 Q & A:
At this point there is nothing here. But as the new feature set matures I expect that things I have not covered will come up. They will wind up here in future versions of the documentation.
4.1 Nero Issues:
Well crap. Nero manages to break things more often than not. In the 5.5.10.7 release everything was good. In the 5.5.10.10 release the UDF/ISO format for DVDs was mangled. In the 6.0 release it produces disks that are choppy on playback and behave terribly in general.
Stick to either 5.5.10.7 or IIRC 5.5.10.22 on the version of nero. If you have had sucess with a different version that either of these 2 then please let me know and I will add a list of known good and known bad ones here.
This is the method he uses for his disks
I have used this method in burning and it works ok.
I have the version of Nero he suggests, but also have 6.0.0.0
What are others using and what settings / versions? There are several people out there who have burned many, many successful disks.
Maybe we could come up with a concensus (?) of what is working well for the real heavy disk burners here
I would like to know what others are using and having success with
"I use Nero Burning Rom version 5.5.10.7. Many tools will work. This just what came with this DVD burner. After advice from others on the forum I do the following:
- DVD-ROM (UDF/ISO)
- On the UDF tab I select XBox compatibility. I do not know that this is required only that every disk I have burned (100+ test burns now 1 DVD-RW disk/10 real show DVD- R's) has worked as a result.
- Hit the new button to close the wizard.
- Drag only the AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS from the output directory for TyTool into the pane. (Please see the manual for this or your program for real details this is highest level only).
- Burn it to disk. That is all it takes for me.
When I do this I get perfect sync in every show on the disk. Chapters work perfectly. Playback is rock solid with no A/V sync loss. At this point you should be ready to roll.
3.0 Save yourself some coasters:
Look at the disk before you burn it using WinDVD or PowerDVD. PowerDVD is my own personal favorite because it loads up so much faster. But either will work. Unless it is directly hardware related the disk will work the same in those programs as it does on the dvd player. With the cost of media you will want to be sure and it is simple to check.
4.0 Q & A:
At this point there is nothing here. But as the new feature set matures I expect that things I have not covered will come up. They will wind up here in future versions of the documentation.
4.1 Nero Issues:
Well crap. Nero manages to break things more often than not. In the 5.5.10.7 release everything was good. In the 5.5.10.10 release the UDF/ISO format for DVDs was mangled. In the 6.0 release it produces disks that are choppy on playback and behave terribly in general.
Stick to either 5.5.10.7 or IIRC 5.5.10.22 on the version of nero. If you have had sucess with a different version that either of these 2 then please let me know and I will add a list of known good and known bad ones here.