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Old 29-10-2005   #1 (permalink)
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Making backups of my home movie DVDs

Hi. I want to copy some home movie DVDs I have made. I have 2 DVD burners (one is an external) so does this make the process quicker or easier? Do I need to copy the files from the source DVD to my hardrive before making another copy? The software I usually use to burn the DVDs is Nero 6...

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Re: Making backups of my home movie DVDs

It is always BEST to copy to the hard drive and THEN burn. You can easily use any program, but I prefer DVD Decrypter for this task. Just do MODE->ISO READ, copy to an image file on your hard drive, and then MODE->ISO WRITE to put it back to disc.

You CAN do an "on the fly" copy, which is a copy made directly from one drive to the other, but doing so is often problematic and results in glitches unless your system is "just right".
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Re: Making backups of my home movie DVDs

yep I agree with Gurm first copy to HD then burn because when
copying you can have read errors and a waisted disc
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Thanks for the help. Will give it a go. Much appreciated...
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Re: Making backups of my home movie DVDs

Gurm;
What format does the resultant ISO end up as while using decypter....IOW;

If the HomeMovies are AVI, or DivX - will using your method and DVDDecrypter result in VOB files (DVD Mpeg2 standard)?

-- or perhaps they end up just exactly the same as was started ? (avi or divx encoded)

any easy way to convert to standard DVD format along the way ?

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