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I put the new version of Roxio on this computer. It stated it was compatible with Windows 7. I have 64 bit procressing. Problem is that it isn't very stable. I've tried to back up my movies from DVD to DVD. I'm only getting about 1/2 that is turning out. Pretty pricey! I'm using TDK DVD-R disks.

Is there a more stable software I can use?

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You have 64-bit windows 7?

"Problem is that it isn't very stable" - thats not a 64-bit issue, please do not blame it.

Burn your discs at a lower speed, say 4x

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Try better software like Nero. Have those disks always worked on that system?

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Thanks for sharing the information.It is definitely going to help me some time.

Men'Gifts

Message edited by hisgiftsaustralia on 11-19-2009 at 11:30:06 AM

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lol at the advertisment +1 for nero, nero = my fav since it is the most user friendly to me

Message edited by ubernoobie on 11-15-2009 at 03:27:29 PM

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