I have Clone DVD and so far have been very happy with it.......one question though....after I have made a copy of my DVD onto disc, if I want another copy at a later date, how do I go about this....do I make a copy from my (copied) disc in the same manner, or is there another way.
hope i`ve made myself clear

thanks for your help in advance....Marianne

you can use dvddecrypter to make an iso file of the dvd (and burn it also).

Well, since all your preferences have already been included (preselected) in the copied by you disc,
all you need to do basically is to keep pressing the 'Next' button.
So, choose ' CloneDVD' category (in the picture) and go ahead with it.

well i`m not quite that blonde (no offence meant)......I realise that, I meant later on down the track sometime

Did I mean that ?

hee hee

the easiest thing to do would be to take the disc produced by clonedvd and copy that (using any dvd copying software) so that u don't have to go through the transcoding process again.

CloneDVD Using the Application

Well, insert the copied disc and see how it works/what I mean.

Didn't someone write an excellent Tutorial that covered this? oh hang on that was me :/

Very cheeky MadBob
I did do a search, but was petty confusing....I did say I was blonde......thanks for the link

Marianne, you've made yourself perfectly clear. I wonder about the hair color of the geeks who responded to you

To make an additional copy at a later date using the ripped files on your computer you can't use CloneDVD without starting the process all over once you exit the program. But you may use Nero 5.5xx late version with DVD support or the newest 6, both will work fine.

The files are located in 'The temporary directory for video files' - see the address on the second picture from the bottom in the CloneDVD manual linked above.

Open the folder with those files. In Nero select 'burn DVD disc' and simply drag'n'drop all the files created by CloneDVD from your movie in the 'The temporary directory for video files'. It's that simple

Nero names every disc as 'new' so you may want to type the name of the movie in place of 'new' before burning.

Note:
When you start burning a new movie with CloneDVD the former files get overwritten! Unless you change directory.

I guess you still are So, are you or are not blonde ?

Thankyou 14me2...that was exlained perfectly enough for even me to understand...........and hoorah ...yes it works too....thankyou

and to you BoSkin...yup, I sure am blonde....and proud of it too

@Marianne,

blondes R

@14me2,

Frankly, no hair left, complitely bald.

just use DVDdecrypter and al will be fine.

bedankt damiandimitri (Marianne born in Holland)




and to you BoSkin.....almost bald you say....well so is my husband....you have similar sense of humour

What you say is no way a tutorial. More details pls, some ....... need that desperately. LOL.

It's because of the hair. Oops, its absence, I mean ( "completely" was the word. The brain's eaten it up ).
Greets 2 the husband !

and I thought MadBob was cheeky....hee hee

Your way of thinking is as clear 4 me as 2x2 ...

-download from http://www.dvddecrypter.com/
-install
-insert dvd in dvd drive
-choose mode> iso read (and select target directory)
press decrypte
wait till finished
-insert empty dvd
-choose mode > iso write (select the iso you want to burn)
-press the write button

Oh Dear!!!!!

Your way of thinking is as clear 4 me as 2x2 ...


Oh Dear


I am looking at DVDdecrypter now...thankyou

Looking at or looking for ?

I think I now know why your husband is bald.
Well, thank God, he's still alive.

to the husband

If you have already used CloneDVD and AnyDVD to create a copy, then to copy the copy (you with me so far? ) you open CloneDVD and click on the Third button down "Write Existing Data" this alows you to write pre-processed data which is exactly what a copy is, you can then write from either the copy, files on your Hard Drive or an ISO.