Burning DVD's toplay on stand alone DVD player.

Since Windows Media Player will not burn movies to DVD, which program would
be the best at a reasonable cost to use and is there more to it than just
loading the program and clicking the "BURN" button?
Lets pretend, for a moment, that I'm NOT computer saavy and am a first time
owner (of a good computer, at least) and don't really know what I'm doing.
Thanks

 

Also, if it's not too much trouble, what type of media should I be using?
Right now I'm using Memorex (HP) DVD-R. Should I go to a DVD+r?

 

Of course this assumes that you own the movies and want to make back-up
to protect your movies.
I use Anydvd and clonedvd they are quite resonable and have a lifetim
license. ( At least they did when I purchased them )
I do use memorex although they can have troubles, the best would b
probably Verbatim media and -R does seem to be the most compatable wit
DVD players, but +R also works on most. Let us know how things go fo
you. Oh and by the way the last time I checked at "Slyfox" they had
20% off coupon for the above software until September 28.
'SlySoft Products | Copy Movie DVDs with AnyDVD and CloneDVD
(http://www.slysoft.com/en/

 

Hi J. Deere

There is free one you may like to try, it looks straightforward and ma
be what you are looking fo

'Ashampoo Burning Studio 2008 - Computeractive
(http://www.computeractive.co.uk/burningstudio/index

you can ignore the date, it still downloads. When you run it, if yo
tick get full product key - it takes you to the Ashampoo website an
they give you a free product ke

679

There are also a lot to choose from her

'Burning > Downloads > Atomic
(http://www.atomicmpc.com.au/DownloadCategory/45,burning.aspx

Hope this help

SIW

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