Windows 7: DVD burning

ICit2lol · 13 Jan 2013

I have not done any DVD burning except for bootable disks so am at a loss at what to pick for software - preferably free - to copy some old and newish DVD's as take away copies.

So can anyone please suggest some software that might suit as a Google lists a cast like Ben Hur and I don't really know what I am supposed to be looking for

**Pauly** · 13 Jan 2013

Personally i use burnaware free for all my stuff, its basic and pretty lightweight providing it does the functions your after
BurnAware Free - Free Burning Software for Windows

I use it burn mp3/audio discs and burn iso etc

ICit2lol · 13 Jan 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by Pauly

Personally i use burnaware free for all my stuff, its basic and pretty lightweight providing it does the functions your after
BurnAware Free - Free Burning Software for Windows

I use it burn mp3/audio discs and burn iso etc

Thanks Paul I'll give this one a go

John

whs · 13 Jan 2013

For burning DVDs that I want to watch with a DVD reader, I use DVD Flick. Has always worked for me. But read the instructions first.

linnemeyerhere · 13 Jan 2013

I'm a Nero user but it's not free but is available for 30 days free.
http://www.nero.com/enu/promotions/w...e.QUIS10.R2817

ICit2lol · 13 Jan 2013

Ok I am going to try the rest in turn as Paul's Burnaware didn't grt past just listing it.

jumanji · 14 Jan 2013

You may try DVDFab HD Decrypter free version. Free DVD Decrypter,Blu-ray Decrypter from DVDFab. Get Free DVDFab products, and try out DVDFab for free.

The free version has some limitations. While it can copy full movie for sure, I am not sure whether it can copy only the main movie. You can experiment.

Then again you may not be able to copy/burn directly to a DVD. But it can create an ISO which you may then burn it to disc even with the Windows native Image burner.

ICit2lol · 14 Jan 2013

Ok jumanji will try this as the last one as I think the DVD I am trying to copy is not going to be able to be copied.

jumanji · 14 Jan 2013

If you have "difficult" DVD"s

, then you can download and try the 21 day trial version of AnyDVD HD SlySoft AnyDVD HD. The download will be the latest updated one.

Right clicking on the AnyDVD icon on the system tray, you can only rip the full disc to hard disk (Folder) or ISO image.

EDIT: Before you write the ISO to an optical media, you can mount it on Virtual Clone Drive and check it plays OK. http://www.slysoft.com/en/virtual-clonedrive.html

ICit2lol · 14 Jan 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by jumanji

If you have "difficult" DVD"s

, then you can download and try the 21 day trial version of AnyDVD HD SlySoft AnyDVD HD

Right clicking on the AnyDVD icon on the system tray, you can only rip the full disc to hard disk (Folder) or ISO image.

Ok jumanji something is happening with that other app you sent me I dug down into it and came up with DVDfab main movie app well I shall soon find out eh when I try it out

Yep it worked now I have to work out how to get the paid for version

Windows 7: DVD burning

DVD burning problems?