video studio 10 multiple copies of dvd

paul8mm · Post by **paul8mm** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 1:57 am

I need to make multiple copies of a video, I edited and viewed and was told to copy multiples faster to make a image file to take care of long rendering times. so I made the file and now cannot find it . what folder does it save this to. and then how do I copy it to dvd for multiple copies
Paul

heinz-oz · Post by **heinz-oz** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 2:01 am

You should have checked where it was going to save. Did you set up a working folder in VS10, it should be there.

If you created an ISO image, searching your HDDs for .ISO should find it also.

You can use DVD MFplus or any other burning program like NERO etc. to burn to DVD. The option you have to use is "Burn disc image to disc" or something to that effect.

paul8mm · Post by **paul8mm** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 2:17 am

I checked vs10 file and it has 2 iso files in it. one is thru MS office and the other seems to be NTI burner file says they are both iso files, I will give it a try . also I want them to play on a stand alone dvd play for tv am I on the right track -thanks will get back to you

heinz-oz wrote:You should have checked where it was going to save. Did you set up a working folder in VS10, it should be there.

If you created an ISO image, searching your HDDs for .ISO should find it also.

You can use DVD MFplus or any other burning program like NERO etc. to burn to DVD. The option you have to use is "Burn disc image to disc" or something to that effect.

Post by **Ken Berry** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 2:22 am

Within VS, look at File > Preferences and see where your working folder is located (Normally My Documents > Ulead Video Studio). Your ISO files should (normally) be there. (There is another working folder setting in the burning module, but unless you made changes to it, it is the same as the one I am referring to.

I must say neither of the ones you have found sound likely. Didn't you give your ISO a name you would recognise, like Masterpiece.iso??!!

As for burning it, there is a special burner program included in the installation of VS10 and earlier. It is in your Windows menu folder for Video Studio and is called VCD DVD Disc Image Recorder

There is a similar program included in the VS11 package, but it is in the third (Bonus Features) file file if you have the download version. I am not sure about the boxed edition, but I suspect that like the download version, you are given the option of whether or not you install it.

I personally use Nero for this purpose, and there are a number of other programs that will do it as well.

paul8mm · Post by **paul8mm** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 2:39 am

Ken thanks for the input Im working on it will get back to you
Paul

Ken Berry wrote:Within VS, look at File > Preferences and see where your working folder is located (Normally My Documents > Ulead Video Studio). Your ISO files should (normally) be there. (There is another working folder setting in the burning module, but unless you made changes to it, it is the same as the one I am referring to.

I must say neither of the ones you have found sound likely. Didn't you give your ISO a name you would recognise, like Masterpiece.iso??!!

As for burning it, there is a special burner program included in the installation of VS10 and earlier. It is in your Windows menu folder for Video Studio and is called VCD DVD Disc Image Recorder

There is a similar program included in the VS11 package, but it is in the third (Bonus Features) file file if you have the download version. I am not sure about the boxed edition, but I suspect that like the download version, you are given the option of whether or not you install it.

I personally use Nero for this purpose, and there are a number of other programs that will do it as well.