I have had success with iSkysoft DVD Creator for Mac from the Apple
Software downloads. I think that I had to pay a small fee for the
download but it was worth it. The only problem has been for DVDs
which are over 2 hours - you need to switch to DVD 9 and use Dual
Layer Discs (and these only work on appropriate players). Generally I
have been able to get two 1hour episodes on each single layer disc and
each disc usually takes approximately 1/2 hour to complete burning.
As with most problems I have had I have always returned to the Apple
software downloads (even if I have to pay a small fee) as they work.
Donna
On 19/04/2009, at 11:32 PM, Lara wrote:
Matt Falvey <mmfal...@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
I tried to do 5 episodes on one DVD yesterday and it took virtually
all day long (more than 12 hours) and then I played it today and the
video quality was atrocious.
What's your time worth? If they're for you, just get a DVD player that
plays .avis on data discs. They're less than a hundred dollars. Ours
is
a low-end LG; I'm sure there are others.
Lara
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