How Do I burn (PDi) Instant copy files?

[007craft]

BTW I want to burn to an image on my HDD first to preview my DVD b4 I burn onto a dvdr. I dont own dvdrws so dont suggest that please... Just tell me how to burn the PDI files to a dvd image.. I have nero, dvd dycrptor and elby clone dvd.. thanks

[rcb]

plenty of guides to the left.

[007craft]

thanks for the useless post.. and dont u think if there was a guide i would of used it??

anyway I found out there is a program called pdi2ISO and it solved my problem.

[BobK]

> I dont own dvdrws so dont suggest that please

Buy one. Sure- they're expensive compared to $1 for a write once blank, but they're not that expensive.

Where did the pdi files come from? If you made them from mpgs then use the same mpgs to make DVD files.

[jtommyj]

DVD Decrypter - It's free, TO THE LEFT <<<

[007craft]

eek no1 reads posts lol.. anyways thanks for the help? Im gonna buy dvdrs its just i wanted to do it no and i cant buy them tell next week.

[johns0]

And you dont read guides too closely.

[Vejita-sama]

To burn pdi files use DVD Decrypter, it's freeware. To preview the pdi files use the newest verison of Daemon Tools, it's also free. All of this is covered in the guides to the left, and multiple posts.

The thing is there are a LOT of guides on this site now. Use to be like 2-5 in each section, now there are dozens. Many using the same programs to do the same thing. Same with forum searchs, lots of hits come back. But the 2nd post in this tread was not useless, and there are guides and you did not use them; so wrong on both points Not a flame just the truth, luck with your future projects...

[Supreme2k]

While the guy may be a bit lazy on the guide search, the second post was rather useless (he could have provided a link).

[northcat_8]

First....I wouldn't burn the pdi files. I would use pdi2iso to convert them into an ISO file, so you can check the DVD using Daemon Tools.

Then I would use DVD Decrypter to burn it.

It's really not that difficult, you could burn it with Instant Copy itself.