authoring DVD. Speed up the time?

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I've got a 29min movie which I saved using PapaJohn's Custom Profile. It's
728MB and is better quality than if I saved it as an avi.
I use Nero and have no problem burning a DVD. It takes about 20 min to do?
Any way I can speed up the process? I need to make a quantity of them to give
out.

Thanks!
Catharine
 
Catharine said:
I've got a 29min movie which I saved using PapaJohn's Custom Profile.
It's 728MB and is better quality than if I saved it as an avi.
I use Nero and have no problem burning a DVD. It takes about 20 min
to do? Any way I can speed up the process? I need to make a quantity
of them to give out.

Thanks!
Catharine
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That sounds relatively fast to me.

Are you burning each one from the
original file or are you simply copying
the DVD? (I'm thinking copying may
be faster)

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Copying will be faster, or making an ISO image of the dvd then using that
to burn from.
Buying discs that support a faster burn speed, buying a burner that supports
faster burn speeds, buying a dvd duplicator will also all help.
Be aware though that buring faster is not always great, high quality discs
will make a difference to quality.
 
Thanks for your help! I have a 20x DVD burner. I did find that copying
through NERO's software does cut down on time. I'm planning to have it
professional copied but for now I need to do about 20 copies and I wasn't
clear on how to speed up the process.
I have lightscribe but I don't think it's worth it.

thanks for all your help! I've found these forums very beneficial and I
tried Pinnacle and Correl and adobe and I much prefer Movie Maker!

Catharine
 
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