DVD burn, burn....

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#30
November 29, 2004, 08:22:13 PM
ive been burning dvds for about a year and a half now on my mac running osx ripping with mactheripper and compressing with dvd2onex and burning on toast...no problems whatsoever  if any of the mac based people here need help pm me
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tpfkabi

#31
November 29, 2004, 09:47:32 PM
what does someone need to be able to take things recorded from video tape and get them on your computer and author DVD's with menus?
i have tons of musical performances i've recorded from late night tv shows and concerts on mtv and pbs of bands like radiohead, nirvana, wilco, beck and more and i would like to put them on DVD and have menus so i could watch a certain performance.  and also to keep the video quality at it's present state because the video tape will degrade every time i watch. would doing something like this require a lot of computer knowledge and $$$?
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Jeremy Blackman

#32
November 29, 2004, 09:51:52 PM
Quote from: bigideaswhat does someone need to be able to take things recorded from video tape and get them on your computer and author DVD's with menus?
With a Mac, all you need is a video card (which will have the RCA inputs). Use some kind of video capture software and make the disc with DVD Studio Pro.

jasper_window

#33
November 30, 2004, 09:28:54 AM
Quote from: bigideaswhat does someone need to be able to take things recorded from video tape and get them on your computer and author DVD's with menus?
i have tons of musical performances i've recorded from late night tv shows and concerts on mtv and pbs of bands like radiohead, nirvana, wilco, beck and more and i would like to put them on DVD and have menus so i could watch a certain performance.  and also to keep the video quality at it's present state because the video tape will degrade every time i watch. would doing something like this require a lot of computer knowledge and $$$?

There are lots of ways and they're all pretty easy and can be done inexpensively.  Check www.videoguys.com

tpfkabi

#34
December 01, 2004, 06:43:53 AM
no, i have a PC. it's actually quite messed up right now. two error messages pop up every time i startup. i need to do a virus scan or something. i will check out that website. thanks.
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Recce

#35
December 01, 2004, 12:51:14 PM
Typical PC philosophy. If you get an error message, its a virus. The problem is windows, my friend.

Sorry, couldn't help it. The Mac universe is a friendly place. You should consider switching. Assuming you have an extra couple thousand to invest.
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