help .vro files to burn onto dvd-r

[rubber knob]

I have a Hitachi DZ-MV350A DVD CAMCORDER (NTSC). Once i downoad the files from the DVDRAM disc to my computer I get 4 files. VR_MANGR IFO File , VR_MANGR.BUP BUP File , VR_MOVIE.VRO VRO File , and a VrCopy IFO File.(my dvd writer doesn't accept DVDRAM discs, i used my camcorder to cpu to transfer the files.) All I want is the quickest easyest way to burn my movie to a 4.7Gb DVD-R that i can play on my dvd player. Anyone out there know how?

[nwg]

Use TMPGEnc DVD Author to create a DVD and burn it. It doesn't get any easier but will cost.

A 30 day trial can be download from here.

http://www.pegasys-inc.com/en/download/tda16.html

[rubber knob]

Thanks for the reply but I found that nerovision does trick.

[drfsupercenter]

Glad you figured it out! I never even heard of VRO files

[nwg]

Glad you figured it out! I never even heard of VRO files

You won't have unless you used DVD RAM.

[flash22]

I have the same problem as rubber knob Any one know of any FREE programs that are simlar to TMPGEnc DVD Author.

[nwg]

I have the same problem as rubber knob Any one know of any FREE programs that are simlar to TMPGEnc DVD Author.

There isn't one afaik and does RAM.

[paulkiernan]

FREE VRO to DVD conversion

Free software MPEG-Stramclip and Ifoedit are all you need for fast, quick conversion from VRO files (e.g. Panasonic DVD-RAM recording) to a fully compliant DVD which will play on a standard DVD player.

[clueless100]

This problem is easy, create a copy of the vro file so you still have the original if anything goes wrong.
Re-name the copy with a .mpg file extension and run the copy through intervideo win dvd creator or similar. Most modern p.c's have a copy of this program or similar when new.
This works every time for me.