Does this Burn Duel Layer DVDs? I'm in need of more space for our Wedding Videos we create.
1775446
yes it should be able to burn DVD-R dual layer discs. see link to LG page with more info http://www.lg.com/us/data-storage/lg-GE24NU30
1775447
I wish I could tell you after I bought it before it got here my computer died haven't had the money to get another computer yet I'm sorry couldn't help
1775448
Yes, however I copied a dual layered movie and have never tried to just copy individual pictures or files.
2226133
I have used my LG Gpo8LU10 x8 to label lots of cd's that were burned on another burner. I don't see any reason why it would not do a dvd just as well. It does a great job. Of course they were lightscribe discs.
2081712
I don't think it will work. DVDs have formated files written to them not raw video like this delivers. Sorry
2177969
I've not burned things to a dvd but don't see why you couldn't. It downloads very easily onto your computer, so you could burn from there. It may be best to use Windows Live Movie Maker in order to put it into a more usable format.
1819841
Yes, It can burn to a dual-layer BD-R (6x) (it can use all the way up to quad layer media)
1296444
I burn TV shows to disk. I can squeeze two episodes to each disk and still get VERY good image and sound. With a dvdPLUSr I can burn an episode this week, pull the disk out of the machine, and then burn another episode next week and finalize the disk. It gives you a little more flexibility.
593419
Make sure you do not include dash separators. Also you may have caps included in the number. I purchased this program from another vendor and thought it was terrible. I could not burn any type of dvd with this. I wanted to make slideshows as advertized on the box but you have to download bonus software to do this. It still did not work. I bought Wondershare DVD Creator after trying the unpaid version. It works very well and is very user friendly. Good luck!! I made the slideshows with Movie Maker then burned dvds with Wondershare.
1543496
Yes when you are in "VR" mode...not "video" recording mode for DVD-RW and DVD+RW disks. I just did it using a -RW formated in VR.RP
1540527
i use corel videopro x7 and have no problem burning either dvd or blue ray disks. never used adobe anything (other than flash player). my gut feeling is yes, it'll work. there seem to be no restrictions on the lg wh14 when it comes to reading/writting. hope this helps.
647689
Well it burns DVDs, so I would assume you could do that too. I never tried it.....hope that helps
1441643
I don't know. I have only copied single layer discs. I'm sorry I can't provide a better answer.
820084
It will burn (and play) cd's and dvd's (including dual layer - I burned my first one yesterday). The box states DVD + R SL/DL, DVD + RW/-RW, DVD-RAM, CD-R/RW. Hope this helps.
2030779
Yes you can as long as you are recording less than 4.7gig. Go to settings and do not close your session. I am not looking at my manual at this time but the manual is very easy to understand. It clearly states that you must finalize so you can watch on other DVDs. I hope this helps you. As I stated I do not have the manual in front of me. But the answer is yes.
1900714
Just check on Dell's web site, using your own Express Service tag, what your computer came with. That is far more accurate than blindly checking out this model. Check your DVD unit (I call it optical disc unit, just have a more generic and meaningful name). You have two scenarios here: - You want to play these disc, but they already have content that was burned elsewhere. In that case, the easiest way is to try to play any commercial DVD movie feature that is about 2 hours or longer, which will all but guarantee that it was recorded in a Dual-Layer DVD. Another giveaway is that the capacity of that disc (not space available) is in the neighborhood of 8.5 GB. - You want to record on this media yourself. In that case, use the test above, and then check on the factory installed list you got online with your Express Service Tag on the Dell web site what your optical media unit is capable of: what can it read, what can it burn, and so on. It should be able to burn DVD-DLs, which are DVDs Dual Layer. I don't know what the previous answer is referring to with "third-rate manufacturer". I bought 2 of these bad boys already, and there is nothing third rate or shoddy about them. In contrast, I also bought 50-count Kodak media at the time to cover my basis with this dark horse of sorts, and at least 1 of every 3 discs failed. Mind you, I have professional tools to verify my burns. Optical Quantum never failed me once. Kodak, well ... let's say there is a reason they're now bankrupt. To answer your question, the real easy way to find out is to borrow a DVD DL from a acquaintance that has recorded stuff successfully, and try recording something on it using your computer.
1167534
It will burn Double Layer Disc (50 Gig) if you have the appropriate software.
40463
The issue is the software Operating system is limited to 2 Gigs per recording session. If you are recording a long video such as a child's play then that's a problem. if stop recording and start another recording session you will be able to fill your card with video. I've rarely recorded continuously for 8 minutes so it's not a problem for me. Also if you reduce the resolution to something less than HD such as VGA you will quadruple your recording minute. Remember if you record a VGA you still have better resloution than DVD.
2231611
It realyl depends on what editing software your using. But the editing software it comes with lets you burn video to dvd.