DVD

[brambell]

Hi, I've not long had a computer and it is all new to me. My computer's O/S is Vista.

I need help in copying 2 DVD's on to 1 DVD.

Basically,I have just started a circus agency,and people are sending me DVD's of there act's. These DVD's are only about 10 minutes long. I need to copy these DVD's and send them of to directors of the circus. Because these DVD's are about 1G size,I thought that I could put 2 or 3 DVD's on to 1 DVD.

Every time that I add file to be burned to DVD,the computer tell me that it cannot copy the file because the file is not recognized. I ask Window's to help me and it told me that in need to download some software to convet the format .

I downloaded this software,which is called Cucusoft Ultimate DVD + Video convertor Suite,and it gave me lots of formatting options(about 50 or more).

But still Iam not able to burn onto DVD.

When people send me there DVD's. Are they in differnt format,if so,how can i find out this information? Where do I need to look?

If anyone can help me,can you keep it simple,if it gets to technical,it might go over my head.

Many thanks for looking at this.

Brambell.

[-pops-]

You need video processing software such as http://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite/gb/...mp;tabview=tab0

There is, I believe, a fully functional 40 day evaluation trial available.

[brambell]

Thanks mate for your reply. In the process of downloading the software you said about.

What's you name mate?

You form sussex area? I'am from Hastings. E.Sussex

[-pops-]

My name is John. You can work out my location from the info already in my details :)

One thing I ought to say about video editing (all brands) is that they all have quite a long "learning curve" so don't expect to download and use it immediately.

[y2khardtop]

you could also use a free "ripping" program, like handbrake, to simply copy the actual video files, and then re-burn them onto a new DVD. Or you could upload them to Youtube, or a private site, for your co-workers to view.