burning dvds?

im new to burning dvds and i just went out and got a pack of dvd-r 4.7gb 120mins just want to know how i can fit more movies onto one dvd. i download my movies from bittorent and i use windows dvd maker to do my burning isnt the best only ratio it has is 16-9 or 4-3 what is better for a 42 inch plazma tv? if anyone has any suggestions for a better dvd burning program let me know please.

I wouldn't know which aspect ratio is better.

I would suggest using ConvertXtoDVD. If you download .iso files, it'll burn them. If you download .avi files, it'll convert it THEN burn it. Automatically.

Best program I've used for burning movies.

I wouldn't know which aspect ratio is better.

I would suggest using ConvertXtoDVD. If you download .iso files, it'll burn them. If you download .avi files, it'll convert it THEN burn it. Automatically.

Best program I've used for burning movies.

that free version sucks man puts a big mark in the middle of the screen and i dont want to spend $50.

Torrent it?

Get an O!PLAY and get HD rips like MKV and h264. Never burn or wait to burn a dvd again ASUSTeK Computer Inc. - Multimedia

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yQpvlk34dc]YouTube - ASUS O!Play HD Media Player - unboxed & introduced[/ame]

The Oplay plays every type file ive tried including 1080p, How you gonna play HD on your TV if your using DVDs?

The WDTV is good too, played all Video but not audio but I upgraded to the ASUS O!Play because the WDTV does not convert DTS and the O!Play does.
http://www.wdc.com/e...t/mediaplayers/

Edited by 209, 05 January 2011 - 10:04 PM.

For a widescreen TV, like a huge plasma, the aspect radio is 16:9. Fullscreen is 4:3. It's Width:Height.

It's been a while since I've burned DVDs on Windows, but try DeepBurner

there are free video compression tools, use them to reduce the size of the file then burn it to the dvd, i use a program called dvd shrink 3.2 give it a shot

to be honest its not worth putting more than one movie on a dvd the quality would be so shitty