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I have just purchased and downloaded the HD Final Cut Studio 3 suite of tutorial videos (special offer) and would like to back them up to CD or DVD using the Burn button in the interface. I burned a CD of Color 1.5 at some 675MB but when checking the disc in my Mac a warning window opened to say "this disc is not recognized". What have I done wrong or can I not back up HD Tutorials to disc? I assume from previous threads, if I understand it correctly, that a copy of N.E.D. is also incorporated into each back-up so that it can be loaded on to any machine if the tutorials are not already present. Any thoughts gratefully appreciated. Many thanks.

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Hello Michael,

This should work fine... If it doesn't you can try the following:

- Quit NED
- On your Desktop choose File > Create Burn Folder
- Open the Burn Folder
- Open a new finder window and drag the Color 1.5 tutorials file from:
[Your User Name] / Documents / NED /
into the Burn Folder.
- Drag the NED application from the Applications folder into the Burn Folder.
- Click on the 'Burn' button in the Burn Folder to begin the burn to CD/DVD process.

Hope that helps
Rounik

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is this to make a DATA dvd, for a pc/mac

can a regular DVD be made for standard dvd (as in moives) player?

in other words quick time moives that can be burnd to a DVD for playing in a statandard dvd player and NOT a computer read data file?

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Hi Amerikwi,

Yes, this is to make a Data DVD. You can't burn NED tutorials to DVD-Video format to be played back on a set-top DVD player. You need NED on a Mac/PC/iPhone/iPad to be able to playback tutorial videos.

Standard DVD-video format isn't High Definition like the NED tutorials anyway :)

HTH
Rounik