That's what I did. I ripped the video to my hard drive from a DVD, now I'm trying to burn the video to a blank DVD. The problem is that even though the file says it's only around 2.5GB, when I go to burn the file to a DVD, it says that it's over 7GB. Even when I change the format of the video to something like AVI or MPEG1, it still says the file is over 7GB when I attempt to burn it. What could possibly cause something like this?
I just bought this program today and I am trying to burn a DVD, but during the burn process, it fails around 73% and gives the following error message:
"Burning failed. The DVD files are saved in the temporary path %s. Please copy them to another directory if you want to save them."
Will dual layer discs allow me to burn larger videos? I have a video I want to burn, but it'll take up 4.8 GB if I burn it in DVD format and the discs I bought last night are 4.7 GB. I plan to watch the video on a wide screen TV, so I was going to use DVD format. Will a different format, such as MPEG-1, play just as well on a 42" TV?
I am going to burn some videos to DVD for watching on a wide screen (HD) TV, but I have a question first.
Does it matter which format I choose? (e.g. MPEG2, MPEG1, WMV, etc.) Will the video/audio quality suffer if I choose a lesser format? I would choose DVD format, but the videos end up being too large to fit on the disc in that format.
Also, I think it's unfair that owners of both consoles get 4 games.
In what way is that unfair? Theoretically, PSP owners were just as affected as PS3 owners by the outage.
You misunderstand what I said. PSP owners do deserve something. But people who own both consoles should still only be limited to 2 games total. Either that, or everyone should be allowed 4 games total.
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