Ashampoo Burning Studio 6.40

[Pink Floyd Veteran]

simply the best (Y)

[gaurav]

Its great, the only thing I have difficulty with is how to overburn with this software? Some of my movies are just a tad over 700mb and I can't find an option for overburning.

Besides that, its wonderful.

[ZIPO]

I was looking forward to try something else and eventually replace Nero... But this application lacks of "advanced" settings.

Not like I'm some really advanced user but I simply expect to see them.

So what's the difference between these two features:

Create a New Disc and Just Copy Movie Files to a Disc

They both seem to do the same thing.

[ToneKnee]

I was looking forward to try something else and eventually replace Nero... But this application lacks of "advanced" settings.

Not like I'm some really advanced user but I simply expect to see them.

So what's the difference between these two features:

Create a New Disc and Just Copy Movie Files to a Disc

They both seem to do the same thing.

Well done for resurrecting a month old topic! :p

[:: Lyon ::]

Who cares.. I don't even know this update news until now.. lol.. thanks I guess

[GLAMACHIC]

hi everyone,

im new around here and have just got my hands on ashampoo burning studio 6

i have a couple of questions to ask about it...i am not sure if this is the right section of the forum to post it in though.

i have been using nero for years, and only just now for movies. nero is so easy to use for movies, but as soon as i open ashampoo

i am lost. where do u go to create a dvd disc for movies? .. my movie files at the moment are on my computer in WMV format. doesnt ashampoo convert/transcode like nero does?

please help someone?

thanks

glamachic

[martin10018]

i am lost. where do u go to create a dvd disc for movies? .. my movie files at the moment are on my computer in WMV format. doesnt ashampoo convert/transcode like nero does?

please help someone?

thanks

glamachic

No, ABS doesn't transcode. It can only burn premastered Video-DVDs. BTW: I can't even rip audio-cds to mp3...

[GLAMACHIC]

CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ok whats a good transcoder for wmv to dvd format?

[Dr. Despicable]

CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ok whats a good transcoder for wmv to dvd format?

Well, TEMPGenc Plus is pretty nifty, but also a little pricey and complicated if you're poor and still newish to this stuff. Have a look here:

http://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=TMPGEnc_Plus

I've had a lot of satisfaction with Super - it's free, and worth every... :| well, it's a great program, IMO, and incredibly simple, which is a good thing, if you (like me) happen to be a bit simple, too. Heh. :whistle: You can get it here:

http://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=SUPER_1

The only real gripes I've heard about it are that it's a little TOO simple, in some ways, on the point of being almost inscrutable. What it comes down to is, you'll get on your knees and worship it or you won't. Those who do usually find that it'll convert about anything you throw at it, including some framerate conversion. :woot:

VideoHelp.com ( http://www.videohelp.com/ ) is a pretty handy resource, for those of us who weren't born clutching a keyboard and mouse, by the way. Doom9 ( http://www.doom9.org ) is also a cool resource, though the forums can get a bit shirty with the lesser mortals :cry: - they do, however, have a nice selection of freeware available for the downloading, and you might find Gordian Knot a very helpful suite of tools, if you're interested in backing up your DVDs to .avi files, though framerate conversion can be tricky. Still, with all due respect to this new forum I've landed in, both sites are very handy and informative!

Hope that helps! ;)

[Pink Floyd Veteran]

Guys, this is the news section and this one is 1 month old. If you have questions regarding softwares, please ask them into the software discussion and assistance

thanks