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This is no doubt a stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway. After outputting a movie in DVD Author, I have a number of files and and subfolders in the output folder and a DVD, which is burned automatically after the output is complete. Oddly, though, I can't figure out how to burn another, identical, DVD from the output folder. Just copying the folder onto a DVD is not the answer is it? And it seems that the "write disk" tool does just that. Advice welcome.
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Consider ImgBurn.
RegardsLes
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Thanks, Les, but I don't need other software, just instructions on how to burn an already created movie using the software I have, TMPGEnc. Any advice on how to do that?Comment
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In the Tools Menu, select "Launch the Disc writing tool". Click on "Add Folder" and find the root folder of your output files (should have two subfolders "AUDIO_TS" and "VIDEO_TS".Comment
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