How to copy CD/DVD data files to hard drive faster?

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and hello_hello if your doing burn quality test on all your burns with tayo yudens or verbatim, wow bro, your wasting huge amounts of time. i do dvd authoring and ship out about a thousand dvds a year, and mabey get like 3 bad burns. and im talking all dvd-5 discs burned @ 16x, and dual layered verbies @ 8xs!! i also have 7 year old verbies i personally burnt at max disc speed that run and rip pefectly. stop wasting time bro.

Yeah, I've got plenty of old discs that run and rip perfectly too. Although unlike you I seem to be able to copy them using Windows as fast as I can rip them.

There's a difference between a bad burn (unreadable) and a poor quality burn. I get the odd bad burn too, but I also weed out the low quality ones. I don't always burn at maximum speed. Having run lots of burn quality tests, I know some of my older Pioneer burners burn to Verbatim better at 12x, while the newer ones burn just as well at 16x or more. The Samsung burner doesn't do well with Verbatim DVD+R, but it comes close to matching the Pioneers with DVD-R. I usually don't bother checking the DVDs I burn for other people. Like you when it's for someone else, whatever the quality, it's good enough. Most of the discs I burn are for myself though, so I do check them. If every disc I burned was the same quality, why would I keep running a burn quality test each time? Think about it.....

[VanDammage]

WOW, I am absolutely awestruck. You have discovered that making an ISO copy is much faster than copying hundreds of individual files.

Do you know that guy who takes video in the swamp? You kinda look like him.

wow, your absolutely reatrded. whats an iso xontainer have to do with speed? and its the same thing in FILE MODE. so shut the la' fuk up, trollboy

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