copy from RAM to +/-R using ezcd 6?

I'm considering getting a Panasonic dvd-recorder (like the e50) which
records to dvd-ram and dvd-r. Suppose I have it write to a ram disc.
Assuming I can read the RAM disc on my dvd-rom drive (which it claims to
support), can I use the copy dvd utility that is part of Roxio Platinum 6 to
copy the ram contents to a +R disc? (I have an HP burner on my PC).

From looking at Roxio's support pages, it supposedy supports dvd-RAM (at
least writing) in the drag 2 disc program.(is that the same as direct cd)?

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Phil Tomaskovic
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Phil Tomaskovic

There actually is a better way for dealing with the -R/-RAM discs generated
by the Panasonic set top models. One entails having a Panasonic DVD-R/RAM
drive in your computer system along with Heuris DVD ConnexIT software. There
is a plug-in that allows you to import the video on these discs to the
timeline of Adobe Premiere. Check the following link for details:
http://www.heuris.com/MPEGProducts/d...T_Premiere.htm If the
newsgroup window breaks it up copy and paste the whole line down to the
..htm.

Another way is to purchase Ulead MediaStudio Pro 7 which has a built in
function to allow you to import and edit the video on these discs. There is
no need for renaming files, ripping, or re-encoding. The video written to
the to the disc using the Panasonic DMR-E30 is VR. Heuris deals with the VR
files, and MediaStudio can as well. All you need for reading the disc is a
DVD multi-drive of some sort, not just a Panasonic DVD-R/RAm as suggested
above. Here is the Ulead MediaStudio comparison sheet for details on it's
capabilities.

If you don't have a fast enough computer for using MediaStudio Pro 7 the
Heuris route may be the best for you. Happy editing!

--
Larry Johnson
Digital Video Solutions
http://www.digitalvideosolutions.com
"Serving the Video Editing Community Since 1989. Visit Our Website Soon!"
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"Phil Tomaskovic" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:qCPLa.59914$Fy6.16893@sccrnsc03...
> I'm considering getting a Panasonic dvd-recorder (like the e50) which
> records to dvd-ram and dvd-r. Suppose I have it write to a ram disc.
> Assuming I can read the RAM disc on my dvd-rom drive (which it claims to
> support), can I use the copy dvd utility that is part of Roxio Platinum 6
to
> copy the ram contents to a +R disc? (I have an HP burner on my PC).
>
> From looking at Roxio's support pages, it supposedy supports dvd-RAM (at
> least writing) in the drag 2 disc program.(is that the same as direct cd)?
>
> --
> Phil Tomaskovic
> Please remove NOSPAM from email return address.
>
>
>
>
>

Sorry, forgot the link to the Ulead comparison sheet. It's
http://www.ulead.com/msp/compare.htm Once again, happy editing!!

--
Larry Johnson
Digital Video Solutions
http://www.digitalvideosolutions.com
"Serving the Video Editing Community Since 1989. Visit Our Website Soon!"
877-227-6281 Toll Free Sales Advice
386-672-1941 Customer Service Line
386-672-1907 Technical Support Line
386-676-1515 Fax Line

"Digital Video Solutions" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message news:EllMa.177645$(E-Mail Removed). com...
> There actually is a better way for dealing with the -R/-RAM discs
generated
> by the Panasonic set top models. One entails having a Panasonic DVD-R/RAM
> drive in your computer system along with Heuris DVD ConnexIT software.
There
> is a plug-in that allows you to import the video on these discs to the
> timeline of Adobe Premiere. Check the following link for details:
> http://www.heuris.com/MPEGProducts/d...T_Premiere.htm If
the
> newsgroup window breaks it up copy and paste the whole line down to the
> .htm.
>
> Another way is to purchase Ulead MediaStudio Pro 7 which has a built in
> function to allow you to import and edit the video on these discs. There
is
> no need for renaming files, ripping, or re-encoding. The video written to
> the to the disc using the Panasonic DMR-E30 is VR. Heuris deals with the
VR
> files, and MediaStudio can as well. All you need for reading the disc is a
> DVD multi-drive of some sort, not just a Panasonic DVD-R/RAm as suggested
> above. Here is the Ulead MediaStudio comparison sheet for details on it's
> capabilities.
>
> If you don't have a fast enough computer for using MediaStudio Pro 7 the
> Heuris route may be the best for you. Happy editing!
>
> --
> Larry Johnson
> Digital Video Solutions
> http://www.digitalvideosolutions.com
> "Serving the Video Editing Community Since 1989. Visit Our Website Soon!"
> 877-227-6281 Toll Free Sales Advice
> 386-672-1941 Customer Service Line
> 386-672-1907 Technical Support Line
> 386-676-1515 Fax Line
>
>
> "Phil Tomaskovic" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:qCPLa.59914$Fy6.16893@sccrnsc03...
> > I'm considering getting a Panasonic dvd-recorder (like the e50) which
> > records to dvd-ram and dvd-r. Suppose I have it write to a ram disc.
> > Assuming I can read the RAM disc on my dvd-rom drive (which it claims to
> > support), can I use the copy dvd utility that is part of Roxio Platinum
6
> to
> > copy the ram contents to a +R disc? (I have an HP burner on my PC).
> >
> > From looking at Roxio's support pages, it supposedy supports dvd-RAM (at
> > least writing) in the drag 2 disc program.(is that the same as direct
cd)?
> >
> > --
> > Phil Tomaskovic
> > Please remove NOSPAM from email return address.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

There is another prg I tried and it works, TMPGEnc DVD Author.
http://www.pegasys-inc.com
They mention in the specs for it that it can do .vro files. I have a panny
DMR 30E tried on a 4 GB .vro file outside of a slight jump near where in
other editors they fail this converted it to a playable DVD which I played
on my Apex AD 500W.

Mike Skuczas
"Digital Video Solutions" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Sorry, forgot the link to the Ulead comparison sheet. It's
> http://www.ulead.com/msp/compare.htm Once again, happy editing!!
>
> --
> Larry Johnson
> Digital Video Solutions
> http://www.digitalvideosolutions.com
> "Serving the Video Editing Community Since 1989. Visit Our Website Soon!"
> 877-227-6281 Toll Free Sales Advice
> 386-672-1941 Customer Service Line
> 386-672-1907 Technical Support Line
> 386-676-1515 Fax Line
>
> "Digital Video Solutions" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> message news:EllMa.177645$(E-Mail Removed). com...
> > There actually is a better way for dealing with the -R/-RAM discs
> generated
> > by the Panasonic set top models. One entails having a Panasonic
DVD-R/RAM
> > drive in your computer system along with Heuris DVD ConnexIT software.
> There
> > is a plug-in that allows you to import the video on these discs to the
> > timeline of Adobe Premiere. Check the following link for details:
> > http://www.heuris.com/MPEGProducts/d...T_Premiere.htm If
> the
> > newsgroup window breaks it up copy and paste the whole line down to the
> > .htm.
> >
> > Another way is to purchase Ulead MediaStudio Pro 7 which has a built in
> > function to allow you to import and edit the video on these discs. There
> is
> > no need for renaming files, ripping, or re-encoding. The video written
to
> > the to the disc using the Panasonic DMR-E30 is VR. Heuris deals with the
> VR
> > files, and MediaStudio can as well. All you need for reading the disc is
a
> > DVD multi-drive of some sort, not just a Panasonic DVD-R/RAm as
suggested
> > above. Here is the Ulead MediaStudio comparison sheet for details on
it's
> > capabilities.
> >
> > If you don't have a fast enough computer for using MediaStudio Pro 7 the
> > Heuris route may be the best for you. Happy editing!
> >
> > --
> > Larry Johnson
> > Digital Video Solutions
> > http://www.digitalvideosolutions.com
> > "Serving the Video Editing Community Since 1989. Visit Our Website
Soon!"
> > 877-227-6281 Toll Free Sales Advice
> > 386-672-1941 Customer Service Line
> > 386-672-1907 Technical Support Line
> > 386-676-1515 Fax Line
> >
> >
> > "Phil Tomaskovic" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> > news:qCPLa.59914$Fy6.16893@sccrnsc03...
> > > I'm considering getting a Panasonic dvd-recorder (like the e50) which
> > > records to dvd-ram and dvd-r. Suppose I have it write to a ram disc.
> > > Assuming I can read the RAM disc on my dvd-rom drive (which it claims
to
> > > support), can I use the copy dvd utility that is part of Roxio
Platinum
> 6
> > to
> > > copy the ram contents to a +R disc? (I have an HP burner on my PC).
> > >
> > > From looking at Roxio's support pages, it supposedy supports dvd-RAM
(at
> > > least writing) in the drag 2 disc program.(is that the same as direct
> cd)?
> > >
> > > --
> > > Phil Tomaskovic
> > > Please remove NOSPAM from email return address.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

"Digital Video Solutions" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:EllMa.177645$(E-Mail Removed). com:

> There actually is a better way for dealing with the -R/-RAM discs
> generated by the Panasonic set top models. One entails having a
> Panasonic DVD-R/RAM drive in your computer system along with Heuris
> DVD ConnexIT software. There is a plug-in that allows you to import
> the video on these discs to the timeline of Adobe Premiere. Check the
> following link for details:
> http://www.heuris.com/MPEGProducts/d...T_Premiere.htm
> If the newsgroup window breaks it up copy and paste the whole line
> down to the .htm.

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Has anyone used this plug-in and have any feedback ? I am particulary
intereted in using it.

What I want to do is drag/drop the files to Premier 6, cut commercials an
bits of the start & finish. Then author to DVD-R using DVD It PE with
menus.

Trevor S