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  1. 12th Jan 2005 14:14 #1
    joed1228
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    There was a step by step article on how to take a .ISO file that you made with DVD Decrypter and use Nero to burn it.

    There are a few options you need to change but it's pretty straight foward. I'm wondering if any of you people know where I could find it.
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    Was this it?
    http://www.dvdshrink.info/nero-udf-iso.php
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    You don't need an article. Just click "Burn Image" with Nero.
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    even better,why not just use dvddecrypter to burn an .ISO created with dvddecrypter.
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    Originally Posted by RottenFoxBreath
    even better,why not just use dvddecrypter to burn an .ISO created with dvddecrypter.
    BINGO !!!

    DVD Decrypter is a most excellent burning application as well as a DVD ripping application.

    Simply use ISO MODE ---> READ to make an ISO copy then use ISO MODE ---> WRITE to burn that ISO image back to a recordable DVD disc.

    No reason WHAT-SO-EVER to use NERO if that is all you need to do.

    NERO sucks donkey balls anyways when it comes to DVD Burning.

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    reboot - Yes that was it. Thank you.

    So even though it's a .ISO file, when I use DVD Decrypter to burn it still expands the files to the Audio and Video folders right?
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    Originally Posted by joed1228
    So even though it's a .ISO file, when I use DVD Decrypter to burn it still expands the files to the Audio and Video folders right?
    Right.
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    Isn't it just Recorder > Burn Image in Nero ?

    I didn't know they made guides that short any more
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    I cant find the guide for how to turn on my computer, can anyone help?
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