Burn Movie DVD's - NERO OR VSO burn engine?

[craige4u]

Hey,

In clone DVD i get options to burn via:
Nero or
Inbuilt VSO burn engine?

Which one is better? i plan to burn 4.5Gb's Disks....

Also, i use Nero 7 and in this which option is best suited to use for making DVD movie disks ?

PS: Whats the cons & Pro's of VSO?

[d3m]

Use imgburn to burn dvd's.

http://www.imgburn.com/

[no1habfanatic]

If you already have nero 7,use burning rom and pick dvd-video,burn at lower x for best results(if your machine is older),works awsome.4.5 gigs is about 14 minutes at 4x,or use nero express if you are not as familar with roms set up.

[craige4u]

Nero express --> Videos/Pictures --> DVD-Video files

Is the above option correct?
I want to use this DVD on my DVD player...

Also, is thier only this option in Nero 7 2 create DVD's ?

[r0lZ]

I strongly recommend using ImgBurn, and avoiding Nero, especially to burn double layer DVDs. ImgBurn is much more powerful, easy to use, and stable. It will not let you burn a coaster, unlike Nero (unless you use crappy media, of course.) Furthermore, ImgBurn is free.

I don't know VSO.

[setarip_old]

@craige4u

Hi!Nero express --> Videos/Pictures --> DVD-Video files
Is the above option correct?Yes, it appears to be...

[no1habfanatic]

ImgBurn will not let you burn a coaster,unlike Nero (unless you use crappy media, of course.) Furthermore, ImgBurn is free.Ok.I only use nero and I have only ever made a coaster when my system was so fragmented I was lucky to find the files,lol.Single layer,double layer on every kind of brand from Verbatim,Memorex,Maxell,BenQ,Fuji,No Name,etc.It comes down to whats comfortable for you to use(if you have already paid for Nero it makes sense to learn how to use it),besides even a coaster will teach you something you didn't know before.

[no1habfanatic]

Sorry r0lZ I should have highlighted your quote like setarip did my mistake.

[r0lZ]

Well, I hope the guys at Ahead have finally fixed the bugs, but anyway I prefer to have full control on what I am doing. As far as I know, Nero is still unable to let the user select the layer break cell, to add gaps between files to improve the reliability of the backup, to do seamless layer breaks. It has no preview, is very slow to load, etc...
Also, I hate to have to install a lot of useless programs just to burn a DVD!
But I still use Nero 6 to burn audio CDs. It is still the best for that precise purpose.