Burning DVD Movies with Windvd - Issues & Alternatives

[EIRE2003]

Yesterday I burnt a movie to a dvd using windvd, so last night I went to watch it downstairs in the dvd player, it turned out to be very choppy and a result of the choppiness there was a delay in the sound.
I have a P4 with 512mb RAM in a new laptop. Whats the problem? Anyone else use windvd?
And what other programs do people use to burn dvd 'Movies' from their hard drive?

 

[Tom McCurdy]

Yesterday I burnt a movie to a dvd using windvd, so last night I went to watch it downstairs in the dvd player, it turned out to be very choppy and a result of the choppiness there was a delay in the sound.
I have a P4 with 512mb RAM in a new laptop. Whats the problem? Anyone else use windvd?
And what other programs do people use to burn dvd 'Movies' from their hard drive?

I am a big fan of clonedvd comboed with anydvd

other programs include
DvD Ghost
Dvd Region
Encore Dvd
Dvd Shinker
Dvd Sanda
Dvd xCopy Platinum
and many more
however clone dvd does everything i need
also

If you just get anydvd from the makers of clone dvd you can use normal programs like nero to burn copyrighted discs... for backups of discs only of course lol

 

[ravenprp]

It seems like you may have encountered some technical issues while burning a DVD movie with Windvd. It could be due to a variety of reasons such as compatibility issues, insufficient system resources, or even a faulty DVD. I would suggest trying a different DVD player to see if the issue persists. Additionally, make sure you have enough free space on your hard drive and try closing any other programs that may be running in the background to free up resources.

In terms of alternatives, there are many other programs available for burning DVD movies from your hard drive. Some popular options include Nero, Roxio, and ImgBurn. It's always a good idea to do some research and read reviews before choosing a program to ensure it meets your needs and has a good track record of successful DVD burning.

I hope this helps and that you are able to resolve the issue with your current DVD. Happy movie-watching!