burning nero copies

[Dave Jackson]

when i rip and burn to dvd. is it then possible to use the copy dvd function in Nero from then on? instead of me having to load the files into the VIDEO_TS folder everytime i could just burn off from a master.

thanks
D.

[housepig]

if you're talking about copying from your dvd-rom drive to your burner, in theory you can do it, in practice most people I've heard about get problems with keeping the buffer full, and end up burning a lot of coasters and wasting a lot more time than if they'd just rip the disc again.

If you've already ripped and backed up a copy, you can use DVD Decrypter, rip to an ISO & be ready to burn in less than 15 minutes, if you've got a decent dvd-rom drive.

best way to know if it'll work on your system is to try it, but don't be surprised if it doesn't work very well...

[SaSi]

Copying a DVDR (from the DVDROM to the DVD recorder) is the same like copying a CD. You can copy on the fly if the DVD-ROM is fast enough and the recording speed is not too high.

If you don't really trust the performance of the DVD-ROM then you can set Nero to make a temp file on disk. Then you are safe.

However, any modern system (P3/1000MHz and above) with a decent DVD ROM drive should not have any problems. If your DVD ROM can rip at acceptable speeds then you should not have problems.

[Dave Jackson]

thanks a lot

well yeah , i was making a back up (temp) with nero and then burning the copies offa that image.

my PC is very fast anyways and i used my pioneer 105 to to rip to image then burn

thanks again

D.