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Copying copies

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by Whitfield, May 14, 2005.

  1. Whitfield

    Whitfield Regular member

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    Hi All-
    I have been a member for some time now and have learned everything I know about DVD copying in this forum. Yesterday I had to make a copy of a copy that I had previously made--I used DVD Decrypter--ISO--Read then ISO Write--worked great, but my question is--there were 2 files made--one an MDS file and one an ISO file--just for the heck of it--I burned each one and they both worked after burning--I decided to keep them on my hard drive for the time being--do I have to keep both?
    Thanks to anyone who answers--

    Whitfield
     
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    you can delete the .mds file if you want but usually theyre only around 5-10kb. To burn or use the image again you will need to keep the .iso on your computer
     
  3. Whitfield

    Whitfield Regular member

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    deadcat--
    Thanks for the info--that is what I kinda suspected--
    Whitfield
     

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