Rip using AnyDVD, burn using Roxio? - Club CDFreaks

McGarnicle · 23-07-2006

Hi, I have owned AnyDVD for some time and I'd like to try out the ripper. I have 2 UK Region 2, single-layer DVDs I'd like to copy. Can I rip them using AnyDVD, and burn the image using Roxio (it's all I have)? Or do I have to create the image using something else, so Roxio can burn it?

**TimC** · 24-07-2006

If you want to burn an image then the best option is ImgBurn which is free.

However, Roxio should work OK anyway.

reasonsnotrules · 24-07-2006

TimC is right, but anydvd doesn't rip images. it rips to files.

roxio should burn the files just fine. you mentioend they were single layer so you won't need any transcoding software in between, but if you wanted to rip dual layer discs I'd recommend clonedvd2 or dvd shrink to shrink and transcode the disc to fit SL media.

Rich86 · 26-07-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by McGarnicle

Hi, I have owned AnyDVD for some time and I'd like to try out the ripper. I have 2 UK Region 2, single-layer DVDs I'd like to copy. Can I rip them using AnyDVD, and burn the image using Roxio (it's all I have)? Or do I have to create the image using something else, so Roxio can burn it?

You did not mention what version of Roxio software you have. You must be on at least Version 6 of Roxio software to properly burn a dvd capable of being played on a standalone dvd player. Version 5 can burn to dvd media, but only as data files. Version 4 does not support dvd media at all. The currently marketed Roxio version is 8.

McGarnicle · 01-08-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rich86

You did not mention what version of Roxio software you have. You must be on at least Version 6 of Roxio software to properly burn a dvd capable of being played on a standalone dvd player. Version 5 can burn to dvd media, but only as data files. Version 4 does not support dvd media at all. The currently marketed Roxio version is 8.

Ah yes, thanks for reminding me. It's Easy CD Creator 5.

OK. When I had AnyDVD on, I could use Roxio's Copy DVD function, and the final product was a region-free version of the original, and 1 copy worked fine, another didn't work at all in my old Dell laptop DVD-ROM ("unsupported format"), and another skipped at certain sections. I assume because of AnyDVD, Roxio read the DVD as region-free?

In the end, I ripped the DVD with AnyDVD, a friend made an image and burned it on his mac. That worked the best. Roxio blows.

**TimC** · 01-08-2006

I suspect that the problems were nothing to do with Roxio but more down to your burner/firmware or the media you use.

*BeLooken* · 01-08-2006

McGarnicle -

Did you read Rich86 comments concerning the need to use Version 6 of Roxio software to properly burn a DVD capable of being played on a standalone DVD player?

It appears that your use of Easy CD Creator 5, which is unable to properly burn a DVD capable of being played on a standalone DVD player, is the cause of your problem.

BeLooken

23-07-2006	#1 (permalink)
McGarnicle New on Forum Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 6	Rip using AnyDVD, burn using Roxio? Hi, I have owned AnyDVD for some time and I'd like to try out the ripper. I have 2 UK Region 2, single-layer DVDs I'd like to copy. Can I rip them using AnyDVD, and burn the image using Roxio (it's all I have)? Or do I have to create the image using something else, so Roxio can burn it?

24-07-2006	#2 (permalink)
TimC Moderator Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: UK Posts: 7,498	Re: Rip using AnyDVD, burn using Roxio? If you want to burn an image then the best option is ImgBurn which is free. However, Roxio should work OK anyway.

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reasonsnotrules CD Freaks Guru Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 5,304	Re: Rip using AnyDVD, burn using Roxio? TimC is right, but anydvd doesn't rip images. it rips to files. roxio should burn the files just fine. you mentioend they were single layer so you won't need any transcoding software in between, but if you wanted to rip dual layer discs I'd recommend clonedvd2 or dvd shrink to shrink and transcode the disc to fit SL media. __________________ seriously, DON'T PM me tech questions. depending on my mood you will be ignored or receive completely meaningless answers. bonus spam if you leave your email address...

01-08-2006	#6 (permalink)
TimC Moderator Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: UK Posts: 7,498	Re: Rip using AnyDVD, burn using Roxio? I suspect that the problems were nothing to do with Roxio but more down to your burner/firmware or the media you use.

01-08-2006	#7 (permalink)
BeLooken CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 656	Re: Rip using AnyDVD, burn using Roxio? McGarnicle - Did you read Rich86 comments concerning the need to use Version 6 of Roxio software to properly burn a DVD capable of being played on a standalone DVD player? It appears that your use of Easy CD Creator 5, which is unable to properly burn a DVD capable of being played on a standalone DVD player, is the cause of your problem. BeLooken

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