I have version Nero Express 6.3.1.17 Gateway and the problem is when I burn dvd's they seem to skip and and freeze. This started after my computer crashed after and I got it back from being fixed. I'm using Dataware DVD-RW and they worked ok before and on info it say's ASPI installation corrupted. CD's burn fine. Tried to update aspi from adaptec still said corrupted maybe I did it wrong . Any help appreciated.
just remember that the disks Made In Japan are the best. Verbatim is also top notch media and they are made in Taiwan/Singapore. Taiyo Yuden (you can get them online in places like supermediastore.com, rima.com, newegg.com, meritline.com), Verbatim, Maxell, Sony ... stick to the ones MIJ and you can't go wrong. Starting out with quality media stops most of the problems with freezing, skipping and pixilations.
don't know what programs you have to use to burn your movies that are on the hard drive? here are some other programs that many members love and use all the time:
Although this program is not updated any more it's one of the best free programs that does EVERYTHING and still works for older movies that are at least a year old or older. And even works with some newer movies that didn't put in the newer encryptions.
Use the guides that I gave you (above).
when DVDDecrypter can't rip the movie to the hard drive(newer encryptions---the new movies) then use this program to rip to the hard drive.... it's free
this is not freeware..... but it lets you have a 21 day trial period to use the programs and they work great on new movies and old and are updated often. So if new encryption come out on those new movies just released these programs will already have the updates!
this is another freeware program that does many movies and you can reauthor a movie to the way you want it... good program for newbies
with the guides and these programs you should be well on your way to burning DVDs to your hearts content! enjoy........
some tips of the trade:
1. use good media will stop many problems you might run into. Verbatim, Taiyo Yuden, Maxell, Sony..... look for the ones Made In Japan. the exception to this rule is Verbatim.
2. burn at half the rated speed of your media (if the disk is an 8x media speed then burn at 4x). This will stop reading errors from your player.
3. Don't burn too close to the edge of the media. 4484MB is the max and on good media you can go as close as 4400.... to be sure I only go up to 4384MB just in case and I use Taiyo Yuden where I know my buddies go up to 4400 without any problems.
4. keep your firmware up do date..... this will make your writer recognize all the disks and burning speeds and other improvements with the software of your drive.
just some things to consider when burning DVDs..... there are many more things to learn but this is a good start! If you want to read more and learn more then this is a good thread to read:
