How do I burn a copyrighted HD DVD?

Question

I CAN BURN A REGULAR DVD MOVIE.....BUT WHEN I TRY TO BURN ONE THAT IS HIGH DEFINITION...IT WILL NOT USE THE SOFTWARE THAT I HAVE...DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY ADVICE? I USE DVD SHRINK AND NERO......THANKS

Answer 1

First of all - stop shouting. Second of all, no solution exists to your problem yet. Frustrating I know, as I'd love to do the same.

When they are invented and released to the public, invest in an HD-DVD Burner for your PC. I'm sure Nero 8 (when it is released) will probably include a HD burn feature.

Answer 2

Chances are your DVD writer included software with it to be able to burn not only DVDs but CDs as well. That's always the best place to start. (If your drive did not include software, I've had good luck with Roxio Easy CD and DVD Creator.) I use these types of packages to copy files I've selected onto CD-R, DVD-R and DVD+R media.

Windows XP itself also has burning software included. With XP you can you can treat some types of media, most notably "RW" media, as if they were just another drive, by simply copying files to it.

Important: while we're talking about formats ... it's important to note that the "+" and "-" in the DVD media types is significant. DVD-R and DVD+R are two different standards. Most DVD writers will work with one or the other, but not both. The same goes for DVD-RW and DVD+RW. Make sure you get the right kind of media for your drive.

http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_backup_to_dvd_how_can_i_copy_video_dvds.html

Answer 3

don't believe there is a software to burn hd has been available yet.

Answer 4

get the software at these 2 sites.
http://www.dvdshrink.com/
http://www.dvd43.com/

Answer 5

These guys know...

http://www.mpaa.org/piracy_OptDisk.asp