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  1. 23rd Sep 2004 21:25 #1
    acoolromeo
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    Is there anything that would preclude me from ripping one disc with MTR while DVD2One-ing another TS folder at the same?

    Trying to use my time wisely.

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  2. 23rd Sep 2004 21:44 #2
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    I've done this many times myself with no problems.
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    nope.
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    You can even burn a DVD-R while processing with DVD2OneX. Works fine for me on a 667MHz G4 (I usually burn at 1x though).
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  5. 24th Sep 2004 05:31 #5
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    I might try that.
    My new iMac has been a bit sensative when burning.
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    My 450mhz can't handle burning and doing something else at the same time, but if you're got a new G5 iMac it should be just fine. I'm on a G5 now and burning a DVD at 4x no problem.
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