DVD Burning Errors

Ok, I'm kind of a nooby. I can successfully rip, shrink, and burn a dvd that will play in any dvd player that I own. The problem that I have is that on some occasions (not all) when I am backing up one of my DVD's that is larger than 7 gigs, the disc turns out choppy. Here is the software that I use:

Mac the Ripper
DVD2onex
NTI DragonBurn or Toast 6.02 ( sometimes, I haven't had the best luck w/toast)

I have an Emac 1 ghz, 80 gig, 256 ram. Running panther 10.3.7

I know that I need more memory and I guess that I am asking an opinion here. Could lack of memory be the cause? I always burn at the slowest speed possible and have burned many dvd's with no issues.

Minus this issue, I love my Mac and could never go back to the lame pc world!

Thanks,

ddietr99

the memory wouldnt degrade video quality, but I strongly suggest using popcorn to burn if youre burning video_ts and audio_ts, dont use toast and burn as a udf.

The latest version of toast is 6.0.7, I can not say it will resolve your problem. I would try what macman suggested.

Burned 2 discs using popcorn today and they worked fine! Thanks for the help! I love this forum!

ddietr99

cool.:mac: