just purchased a NEC 3500, sans burning software.

can anyone suggest inexpensive, but good quality, burning software?

i read about dvd shrink, supposedly good quality and
even free,
but i do not understand how to use it.

is dvd shrink worth trying and learning?

On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 14:23:37 +0100, "Robert" <xyz1234@msn.invalid>
wrote:

dvd shrink is for compression and removing macro copy protection.
For burning use nero 6.6
www.nero.com

dvd shrink has guides on this site.
www.dvdshrink.org

thanks will take note.

rjl

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thanks,

ordered nero 6.0

will advise in a few weeks

robert


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"Robert" <xyz1234@msn.invalid> wrote:

DVD Shrink is a compressor, ripper etc. not burning. There are tons of
programs can burn DVD, and Nero is one of the most popular ones. IOW, most
regular CDR programs now support both CD/DVD.

Is it worth a try? Well, the only thing you can do is to try to see if it
worth a try or not.