Re: You can make it on a home computer?...yes and no...

Posted by Indiana Jimmie from 1Cust80.tnt8.beaverton.or.da.uu.net on March 09, 2001 at 22:30:51:

In Reply to: Re: You can make it on a home computer? posted by DirtyFrank on March 09, 2001 at 14:40:48:

There are external burners that can accept input from a variety of sources...including a home comuter.

There are also NUMEROUS freeware dvd ripping programs, some guys use to copy dvd's.There are also dvd/Divx commpression utilities available.

I have seen the dvd blank media, and they generally run about $30 PER DISK.

It just gets eisier and easier...

Indiana Jimmie

: I think there are DVD burners out there...pricy i'll imagine. and no i do not imagine that you can use a cd-r disc with it because they are designed to be burned by a whole different laser. even if you could use a cd-r it would only hold a fraction of the material that will fit on a dvd
: -DF

: : I haven't heard of any DVD burning hardware. Do they really exist? You wouldn't be able to use CD-R's because they're a totally different format then DVD.

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