Is there a good DVD burning/backup software that is free?
Specifically, I'd like to select all the files I want backed up (copied to DVD) and then have the software arrange them as separate discs that I burn in sequence.
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I really like CD Burner XP pro. You can find it on www.download.com. Look under "Audio & Video" then "CD & DVD" burners. Totally free. I use it a lot, no problems. The CNET editors seem to like it too. I use it for backups, burning iso images, lots of stuff.
Oh, not nag screens or anything annoying either.
If you're looking for a more mainstream program, Nero Burning ROM is pretty fantastic. It's attainable illegally for free, though it's also not all that expensive, comparatively. I like the newer versions a lot, and it'll do pretty much absolutely anything. The only thing it won't do, really, is rip copies of copyrighted DVDs.. but not a lot of regular burning software will. For that you'd need a different program, most of which you can get for around 30 bucks, or, again, illegally - like most things on the internet.
I second Nero Burning ROM -- the 2nd best thing to buying a Mac =)
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Also for converting DVD’s take a look at VLC.
Also, I believe handbrake has been released for windows
http://handbrake.fr/
But VLC is it for me!!
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