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  1. 3rd Jun 2005 18:42 #1
    coody
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    I want to try the DVD Rebuilder. But there are two choices, the DVD Rebuilder 0.93 beta and DVD Rebuilder 0.82.1 at

    http://www.free-codecs.com/DVD_Rebuilder_download.htm

    What’s difference between them and how to use it? Thanks.
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    the one that says it's beta.. coz its betta than the other one
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    They are both beta versions. One is newer than the other. I believe the 0.82.1 release is the last release before a few major changes took place. The 0.93 beta is the current freeware release. I use 0.93 without problems, and would suggest that is the one you should download.
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    Is the DVD RB guide available online?
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    Originally Posted by coody
    Is the DVD RB guide available online?
    http://forum.doom9.org/forumdisplay.php?s=014c4cd2d6829d2122d1c022b972ae20&f=75
    check out the DVD RB forum at doom 9.
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