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Burn un-encrypted files to dvd?
Does anyone know how this can be done?
Tried a search and couldn't find anything. |
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Does anyone know how this can be done?
Tried a search and couldn't find anything. Convert the transmission stream mpeg2 .ts file to a programme stream mpeg2 .mpg file. Burn the .mpg file to a dvd using a dvd authoring package. There are so many ways of doing both some free it's hard to say which is the best free way. However if you want to do the lot in a fast user friendly single progamme it's doubtfull if you can do better than buying Videredo TV Suite. You can try this for free. |
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@Graham
Can you de-confuse me please. I copy live TV to DVD straight through the Foxsat. And if I need to record to DVD a program that is already on the HDD I just play it and record direct TV. Am I missing something here? Thanks Robert |
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@Graham
Can you de-confuse me please. I copy live TV to DVD straight through the Foxsat. And if I need to record to DVD a program that is already on the HDD I just play it and record direct TV. Am I missing something here? Thanks Robert Additionally doing it this way means you can easily edit out commercial breaks and create your own menus and chapter points. |
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Graham, Thank you
I did not realise that there was such a loss in quality. I'll try the other way as an experiment and see what the percievable diffence is. Thanks again Robert |
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Does anyone know how this can be done?
Tried a search and couldn't find anything. on http://www.toppy.org.uk/documents/index.php?catid=2 You don't have to use Nero and you may have to adapt the procedure slightly because of the different source |
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Does anybody know if the trial version of VideoReDo is limited to small files. After Grahams reply yesterday, I decided to have a go at burning a DVD using the free trial version of VideoReDo.
I copied a 1 hour Blue Murder program from the Foxsat and downloaded it to the PC (fine so far) Using VideoReDo, I then tried to remove the ads and then burn the whole program to DVD. It seems to work well, but only about 20 minutes was recorded to DVD - Is this due to a limitation of the trial version. I can find no mention of this anywhere. Any help appreciated Thanks Robert |
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Does anybody know if the trial version of VideoReDo is limited to small files. After Grahams reply yesterday, I decided to have a go at burning a DVD using the free trial version of VideoReDo.
I copied a 1 hour Blue Murder program from the Foxsat and downloaded it to the PC (fine so far) Using VideoReDo, I then tried to remove the ads and then burn the whole program to DVD. It seems to work well, but only about 20 minutes was recorded to DVD - Is this due to a limitation of the trial version. I can find no mention of this anywhere. Any help appreciated Thanks Robert |
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@Grahamlthompson. Thank you again
The trail version, I have just discovered, is limited to about 15 mins. I think if I go further and download the key the restrictions will be removed. I'll give it a try. Robert |
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That's right. You then have two weeks or whatever it is of full functionality.
H264 editing is coming this month, they tell us. |
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