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nfline · 16-02-2005

Thanks for the reply.

Well I'm not totally sure its better. Just that it's more familar to me and requires less set-up. My impression.

I guess I was looking at the easiest way to accomplish the tasks. I guess it is/was the apprehension of learning another new software program. The other one was pretty simple.

I have now burnt four movies. Testing 4 and 8 speed +R and -R. Making sure that they play in my portable DVD player.

I have now learned how to copy movies to my hard drive and play from there. Reason for that is somewhere I read that it is less battery wear to play the movie from the hard drive than from the DVD drive. I am now thinking of burning movies to ISO files and putting them on a external hard drive for archieval purposes.

I'm starting to like the CloneDVD ANYDVD combo.

Still researching and learning what it can or can not do.

16-02-2005	#3 (permalink)
nfline New on Forum Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 6	Re: anyDVD & CloneDVD & DVDXcopy Platinum Thanks for the reply. Well I'm not totally sure its better. Just that it's more familar to me and requires less set-up. My impression. I guess I was looking at the easiest way to accomplish the tasks. I guess it is/was the apprehension of learning another new software program. The other one was pretty simple. I have now burnt four movies. Testing 4 and 8 speed +R and -R. Making sure that they play in my portable DVD player. I have now learned how to copy movies to my hard drive and play from there. Reason for that is somewhere I read that it is less battery wear to play the movie from the hard drive than from the DVD drive. I am now thinking of burning movies to ISO files and putting them on a external hard drive for archieval purposes. I'm starting to like the CloneDVD ANYDVD combo. Still researching and learning what it can or can not do.