Making a copy from a backup

Hey guys. I was wondering how good the quality of a copy of a backup would be (or even if you can do it). Thanks.

 

Newfee,

As your encryption is gone and the size is already established as perfect, your copy of a copy will be EXACTLY the same. There's no loss of quality as there was when you were trying to copy a VHS as in years gone bye -

Burn on my friend, burn on -- -

Cheers,

Pete

 

The "Answer Man" has again responded to my call for help...good job Scuba...I've got to tell you with all your help, and after my first 2 weeks of burning, I just helped a couple buddies over the weekend learn to burn...and of course I directed them to your threads when I wasn't around! Thanks!

Oh by the way Scuba, I haven't had any replies on another thread...can u help?

If I change my DVD-RAM properties in Windows XP to enable CD recording, will this screw anything up when I try to burn DVDs (without disabling this option first)? Do I have to disable before burning DVDs? Or do I simply just use Nero to burn CDs? It's just that when I'm copying pics to CD, the drag and drop option with XP might come in handy instead of using another proggy to copy to CD. Thanks...hope the questions make sense.

 

Newfee,

If you'll provide me with the thread's URL adress I'll check it out

Pete

 

Thanks for the info Nephilim...most of the advice I get are from you or Scuba...great job.

Scuba...the question from the other thread was basically the one I asked here...about the using the XP copying thing.

Again, the both of you...really appreciate all the help.

 

Ditto


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