Output Method
On the lefthand side, you will find a summary of your selected titles and properties. The FirstPlay title is still marked with the green triangle. On the right-hand side, you can select the preferred output method which is independent of the Start Window backup categories.
You have three options:
- DVD Files: DVD files are the basis for creating an ISO/UDF image which can be played with any DVD playback software on your computer. Creating the DVD files first allows you to check the quality of the transcoder before proceeding any further. If you're happy with the results, you can write them by using the third backup category Process Movie Data
- ISO/UDF Image: Image files are very useful for archiving, as they contain all the movie data in one single file and don not need to be prepared any further before writing to a DVD-Recordable
- DVD Writer: If you want to make a direct copy of a movie, please insert a DVD-Recordable disc into your writer and select DVD writer. Your personal configuration of movie and audio selections will be transcoded and burned to the DVD-Recordable in one step from this point
NOTE: If you want to copy your footage directly on a DVD media you can select your preferred writing speed. If you select Maximum speed your DVD writer decides which speed it takes. There can be errors in the communication between the DVD writer and the DVD media. Therefore it is recommendable to adjust the speed that is written on your DVD media.
Depending on the type of output, you will need to select appropriate output targets:
- With DVD Files and ISO/UDF Images, please select the folder where you want to save the resulting files
- If you want to make a direct copy, please select your preferred DVD writer in the drive selection window. You can manually change the writing speed of your DVD writer to the maximum speed of your DVD blank media
- When generating an image or copying directly, you can optionally select the folder where you want to store the temporary files that are generated while transcoding
Now click on Go!. The Filmstrip will proceed to the last screen.
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