dvd-r to dvd-r

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by g1neo, Jun 5, 2003.

  1. g1neo

    g1neo Guest

    hi

    i've tried to back up a dvd r with nero and it says that the medium is not regonized, can u copy a dvd-r directly?
     
  2. ken0042

    ken0042 Regular member

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    Depends on how the DVD-R was originaly created. On DVD-R's I make myself I can just do a straight copy. On ones made in my buddy's DVD VCR, I go through the entire DVDdecrypter, DVD2one process. Otherwise it will either give me errors or not play on some stand alone players.

    BTW- DVDdecrypter and DVD2one are slick when using a < 4.7 GB disc.
     
  3. g1neo

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    the back-up was done with dvd decrypter, wat software do u use so it copy's it straight?
     
  4. ken0042

    ken0042 Regular member

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    I use Stomp RecordNow after I've finnished the DVD2one.
     
  5. g1neo

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    Thanks Ken, will try that out.
     
  6. baabaa

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    Totally agree with you Ken0042

    I to use dvd decrypter, dvd2one and recordnowmax - excellent bit of software for data burning.

    I tried using the disc to disc (recnowmax) but always got an error at the end BUT the dvd still played ok.

    I then tried the following:
    I just put the dvd (the backup to copy) in.
    Then chose data option.
    Then just dragged n drop the VIDEO_TS folder to the blank - worked a treat and no errors..._X_X_X_X_X_[small]I never did mind about the little things[/small]
     
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  7. corngrits

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    The long way would be to copy the VIDEO_TS folder onto your hard drive and then burn it again.

     

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