Easy DVD Burning

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Burning DVDs could be tedious and frustrating but with the right software you can burn DVDs with ease. DVD neXt Copy is fast and easy-to-use software ideal for family use. With just a few clicks you will have a perfect copy of your favorite DVD in minutes. With its neXt Tech™ error correction technology it ensures the highest level of success copying of the latest generation of DVD movies with great quality. Below is a step by step guide on how to burn DVDs using DVD neXt Copy.

Note: For system requirements and installation guide click: DVD neXt Copy Installation Guide.

Burning Requirements:

1. DVD burner/writer
2. DVD neXt Copy Pro Software
   
3. Blank DVD - choosing the right media is one of the factors that contribute to a successful DVD burning.
4. 10GB available hard disk space – for temporary DVD files during the burning process.

Copying a DVD with 1 Drive

Before anything else make sure that the DVD you want to copy is already inserted in your DVD drive.

Step 1: Open DVD neXt Copy Pro program.

Step 2: Click on the new button to create a new project. DVD neXt Copy will auto detect the DVD that you have inserted as the source.

Step 3: Click the OK button. No need to change the default setting.

Step 4: Click the “Start Button”. You don’t have to make any changes on the settings.

Step 5: Conversion process. DVD neXt Copy will copy and convert the files into your hard drive to the temporary folder automatically set by the software. This process will take a while depending on the file size that you are copying. Remaining time, estimated time, and elapsed time are displayed to let you know how long the process will take.

Step 6: After the conversion process DVD neXt Copy will prompt you to insert the blank DVD to start the burning process. To start the burning process, remove the original DVD from the drive and insert the blank DVD and then click on the Burn button. That’s it! Wait until the burning process is done. Avoid browsing the net or checking your emails while burning is ongoing to avoid burning problems. When burning failure occurs try to do the following:

1. close all programs
2. restart your computer
3. repeat all the steps and use a different blank DVD
4. try to lower the burning speed

When burning is completed it will automatically eject the DVD. Just click on the OK button and close the program. Test and check if you have successfully created a new copy of your DVD. If you wish to create another copy repeat all the steps from 1 to 6.

Copying a DVD with 2 Drives

If you have two drives you can use 1 drive to read and the other drive to write or burn with only a few minor adjustments to the default setting of DVD neXt Copy Pro. Make sure the original DVD and the blank DVD are already on the drives.

Step 1: Open DVD neXt Copy Pro program.

Step 2: Click on the new button to create a new project. DVD neXt Copy will auto detect the DVD that you have inserted as the source.

Step 3: Put a check on the Autostart Burning Process checkbox and click OK.

Step 4: Click on the Settings tab. Under the settings tab select DVD Burner. This is the drive that will perform the burning process. This is where you inserted your blank DVD. Click on the OK button after selecting your target drive.

Step 5: Click on the “Start Button”. You don’t have to make any changes on the settings.

That’s all there is to it. Since you are using two drives, after the conversion cycle burning process will start automatically. Wait until the burning process is done. Avoid browsing the net or checking your emails while burning is ongoing to avoid burning problems. When burning failure occurs try to do the following:

1. close all programs
2. restart your computer
3. repeat all the steps and use a different blank DVD
4. try lower the burning speed

Once burning is completed it will automatically eject the DVD. Click OK and close the program. Test and check if you have successfully created a new copy of your DVD. If you wish to create another copy repeat all the steps from 1 to 5.