Burning DVD with an ISO created in Version 9

[mathis]

I'm new to burning DVDs. I created an iso file because I"m not sure how many copies of this movie I'll need to make. I chose not to create any other directories to save haddrive space. Now I have the ISO file created, how do I get it onto the dvd disc?

I'm not seeing anything about doing this in the help file. I haven't had a chance to look through the manuel, though. I wanted to take a copy of it to church with me this morning, but it's time to go now and I didn't get it done.

Thanks!!

Mathis....

[GeorgeW]

Hi,

Start/Programs/UVS9 Directory/VCD DVD Disc Image Recorder

[mathis]

Duh. Just call me blondie. I just looked at that the other day.

Thanks, GeorgeW!!

Mathis...

[dblml320]

Duh. Just call me blondie. I just looked at that the other day.

Thanks, GeorgeW!!

Mathis...

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[mathis]

Thanks for the info. I'll try to dig it up and give it a shot. I created the iso file with menus and then burned it to DVD. When I put it in my table-top DVD player, it didn't play the first time, so I took it out and tried it in my DVD drive on my computer and it didn't auto-start. After a little bit of digging, I found the file to get it started and it ran fine. Then I took it back to my table-top DVD player and it worked, but after the first "chapter", it went back to the menu and I couldn't get it to play the whole next "chapter" it kept going back to the menu.

Then I put the video back into VS9 and made the iso file without any menus. When I burned the DVD it started automatically in the table-top DVD player and then started over when it ended. I think I saw a setting there for it. So, now I have to work on using Menus. The few DVDs I did create with VS7 were without menus. But they didn't replay when they completed.

Thanks again for your help.

Mathis...

I also use DVD Decrypter for iso burning duties. It is quick and useful, stable, and best of all FREE!