"John Russell" wrote in message
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"Fadel Ibrahim" wrote in message
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How can I copy a film in my digital camcorder to a DVD? Do I have to go
through transferring the film to the computer, use Adobe Premiere (or
Pinnacle) and then export the film to the DVD burner or can I somehow
go
directly from camera to DVD?
Thanks for any help
Fadel



Ulead MovieFactory3 has a "direct to disk" option which will create all
types of disk , not just DVD-VR.



I just tried it and it is records everthing via disk UNLESS DVD+-VR is used.
I put a DVd+RW disk in, selected to make a DVD (not DVD-VR). I then had the
option of selecting DVD+VR and it said the capcity was 4.3gb. When I
selected record from my MV camera the burner light came on straight away. My
software PC DVD player would play the disk afterwoods but I doubt my home
theater DVD will.

"John Russell" wrote in message
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"John Russell" wrote in message
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"Fadel Ibrahim" wrote in message
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How can I copy a film in my digital camcorder to a DVD? Do I have to
go
through transferring the film to the computer, use Adobe Premiere (or
Pinnacle) and then export the film to the DVD burner or can I somehow
go
directly from camera to DVD?
Thanks for any help
Fadel



Ulead MovieFactory3 has a "direct to disk" option which will create all
types of disk , not just DVD-VR.



I just tried it and it is records everthing via disk UNLESS DVD+-VR is
used.
I put a DVd+RW disk in, selected to make a DVD (not DVD-VR). I then had
the
option of selecting DVD+VR and it said the capcity was 4.3gb. When I
selected record from my MV camera the burner light came on straight away.
My
software PC DVD player would play the disk afterwoods but I doubt my home
theater DVD will.



Well I am very surprised but my Toshiba played the DVD+VR format disk no
problem. It dosn't mention that anywhere in the manual. Perhaps newer
players are sharing chip designs with DVD recorders, inheriting DVD+-VR
support and not documenting it?