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http://live.pirillo.com/ - What program can you use to burn DVDs on Windows XP? Every geek seems to love Nero Burning ROM for managing video and audio files you want to burn to CD or DVD. Chris uses it, and likes it. If you're looking for powerful control over your files, this is the tool for you. If you're not a big geek, you may want to use Roxio's DVD burner, since it's much more user friendly than Nero. If you're looking for a point and click solution, this is the tool for you. On the Mac end of the spectrum, Roxio's Toast for OD X is one of the best tools you can use to burn your CDs and DVDs. If they could port their OS X features to Windows Roxio would probably take over the burning market. What software do you use to put together your CDs and DVDs? Want to embed our DVD Burning Software video in your blog? Use this code: http://live.pirillo.com/ / http://chris.pirillo.com/media/

http://live.pirillo.com/ - What program can you use to burn DVDs on Windows XP? Every geek seems to love Nero Burning ROM for managing video and audio files you want to burn to CD or DVD. Chris uses it, and likes it. If you're looking for powerful control over your files, this is the tool for you. If you're not a big geek, you may want to use Roxio's DVD burner, since it's much more user friendly than Nero. If you're looking for a point and click solution, this is the tool for you. On the Mac end of the spectrum, Roxio's Toast for OD X is one of the best tools you can use to burn your CDs and DVDs. If they could port their OS X features to Windows Roxio would probably take over the burning market. What software do you use to put together your CDs and DVDs? Want to embed our DVD Burning Software video in your blog? Use this code: http://live.pirillo.com/ / http://chris.pirillo.com/media/

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http://www.beet.tv/2008/09/dvd-ripper-goes.html RealDVD, a legal program that allows consumers to burn an unlimited number of DVDs on up to five PCs, will go on sale today at www.realdvd.com for $29.95. I interviewed RealNetworks VP of Video Product and Development Jeff Chasen in the Beet offices earlier this month, where he gave me a demonstration of the program. The uploaded files are encrypted to prevent illegal sharing, but the five-PC rule makes it possible for users to grow their video library by uploading the DVDs of friends, or even DVDs of service like Netflix. Chasen assured me the service was lawful, citing the unsuccessful suit of Kaleidescape for its movie jukebox as a legal precedent. Andy Greenberg at Forbes explored the possible legal pitfalls of the service in more depth, and concluded that although RealDVD has a compelling fair use argument, they're still treading relatively untested grounds. Legal ...

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An overview of playing back recordings from your desktop PC, burning DVDs, windowed vs. full-screen mode, and SnapStream's SmartSkip technology.