Diagnosis DVD
Monday May 21, 2007
The idea of burning DVDs on your home computer seems so elegant in its simplicity. In theory, you can put your movies on disk so that they are easy to watch and to share.
In practice, though, the DVD burning process can become complicated and unwieldy. Oftentimes, you'll end up with two or three error-ridden disks for each playable one. And it's not always easy to diagnose and fix the burning problems.
If you've ever had trouble successfully burning DVDs, you'll be interested in the new resource articles available to help you prevent DVD burning problems, and fix them when they do occur.
Comments
I was very interested in the picture that accompanied your recent “Diagnosis DVD” article. I create DVD art installation projects that are very similar to the one that appears in the photo with the creative assistance of Mo the cat. Perhaps you could include my or Mo’s contact information in case any of your readers are interested in commissioning my work.