Windows 7: Burning DVD's

trashdog · 12 Aug 2010

Not sure where to put this but I have a folder with VOB files. How do you burn VOB files to DVD. Or should I say who makes a good program for this?

richc46 · 12 Aug 2010

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bjproc · 12 Aug 2010

i use clonedvd from slysoft

whs · 12 Aug 2010

You can also use WLMM. It supports .vob.

Dinesh · 12 Aug 2010

I use ConvertXtoDVD - AVI to DVD Video Converter to burn on DVD

trashdog · 12 Aug 2010

I'm trying Ashampoo and I get a message that says not enough room on the disc. Is this because it needs a dual layer disc?

Petey7 · 12 Aug 2010

You are going by the time and not file size right? I standard DVD should say 4.7GB, 120 minutes. The 120 minutes is the number that you need to pay attention to.

Phone Man · 12 Aug 2010

I use CDBurnerXP: Introduction and News to do the burning.
You should have a VIDEO_TS folder with all the Vob and other files.
Use the Data Disk option and drag the VIDEO_TS folder to the bottom window. If you have a disk in the drive it will show if it has enough room. There are some programs that will shrink your movies down to fit on a single layer disk. An old program that still works on Win 7 is Download DVD Shrink 3.2.0.15 Free - With this application you can backup DVD disks - Softpedia

Jim

Pusspa · 12 Aug 2010

if you already have the vobs then just use dvdshrink to compress it to fit a standard DVD.

EDIT: sorry i just saw that phoneman already said that!

Windows 7: Burning DVD's

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