DVD
Expect to see dual/ double-layer DVD burners in just about every desktop PC
sold in 2005, even in budget systems. These drives let you copy full DVD
movies with no loss of quality, back up a whopping 9GB of data on a single
disc, and even plug a DV camcorder directly into a drive to burn DVDs.
12.22.04 http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1744326,00.asp


DVD Burners: Spinning as Fast as They Can
10.27.04 http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1684194,00.asp


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"Scott McKinney" wrote in message
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Hi. I am looking for a DVD burner. I have never purchases
one before and have no idea what to look for in one. Is
there a way to copy DVDs now a days? If so, what program
do I use and what type of burner do I need to get? I know
nothing about doing this but I really wish I have the
capability too. What type of burner do I need? What type
of media do I need? Please advise, direct me on how to do
this and what burner I need to buy. Please send me an
email at ASAP.