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burning dvds


Question Posted Saturday January 10 2009, 12:34 am

i have the windowa dvd maker so how to i burn new dvds froms old dvds

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theymos answered Saturday January 10 2009, 9:59 pm:
There are three main types of DVDs. Pressed DVDs are DVD-videos that you buy with movies on them. If you buy a DVD at the store and it is not a blank DVD, then it is a pressed DVD. They were made with the data already on them; they were never blank. You can not write data to them. They are not reusable.

DVD-R disks can be written to only once. They are not reusable.

DVD-RWs can be written to multiple times. After about five times, though, data written to it tends to become more and more corrupted. If this is the type of DVD you want to use, you should first use Windows DVD Maker to erase it, then treat it like a normal blank disk.

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