Does anyone know how to do this?? I want to copy a dvd that is region AUstralia and has the copy protected..and i want to do it in one or two steps if possible. Also how would be able to copy an iso from the protected dvd??
What burner do you have, does it automatically booktype? CloneDVD has no automatic booktype capability builtin, you either have to have a burner that automatically booktypes or a program that will allow your drive to booktype. As for your iso read and write you can do this with DVDDecrypter in iso mode and the burn with DVDD or ImgBurn. Or you can do it in Clone also, just choose iso when you get to your burn screen You can output to your HDD and then burn later, you just go back into Clone and choose write existing data. You do not have to do it in iso for DL in Clone you can just choose to copy the whole DVD, and make sure you have your target set to DVD9 instead of DVD5 on you compilation screen.
Hello. Free approaches for backing up titles you own: http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/1/360110 http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/334154 As to booktyping a +RDL, your burner has to be capable of booktyping and the firmware needs to be up to date. By the way the only +RDL media that should be used is Verbatim +RDL. The others pale in comparison and seem to be more problematic. Here's a guide for setting the booktype: http://www.k-probe.com/bitsetting-booktype-faq.php Many newer burners come from the factory with the +RDL booktype already set to DVD-ROM. Some burners like the Lite-Ons have their own utilities for updating the burner's firmware to set the booktype. http://www.liteonit.com/global/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=153 Many burners can use DVD Decrypter to do the bitsetting for the booktype. In DVD Decrypter: Tools > Drive > Change Book Type... Click the tab corresponding the brand of burner. Select the type of media to be booktyped in the menu. The current setting will be displayed and if necessary, you can select a new permanent or 1-time temporary booktype setting. There are a limited number of changes allowed but it is large. There really isn't a reason to ever change a booktype setting once any +R media is set to booktype as DVD-ROM so the chage should be permanent and not temporary. Permanent just means it doesn't revert after the next burn, not that it can't ever be changed again. If you have problems, post back with your burner make and model number and someone will provide more detailed help. The best way to make a DL backup is with DVD Decrypter: Set the mode to ISO Read and rip to the HDD. Set the mode to ISO Write, select the mds companion file to the ripped ISO, and burn. Edit: typos
I tried creating an iso from DVDdecrypter..it didnt turn out as one file..but like 20 files :/ Iam on the LG GSA-H10A with the latest firmware..which has like region settings removed. I have set it up on dvd decrypter to enable dvd+r DL disc to enable dvd-rom but iam still stuck.. http://www.k-probe.com/bitsetting-booktype-faq.php
For Dvddecrypter..when you try to write an iso and you DL disc has liek 20 files it says 20 files selected and if you write that to hard drive you will get 20 files..
In DVD Decrypter: Under the Mode menu, select ISO > Read Change the name or storage location on the HDD in the Destination if needed. Click the disk icon at the bottom to start the rip. After ripping: Under the Mode menu, select ISO > Write Insert a blank disk Set the write/burn speed to 2.4X Under the Source locate the mds companion file to the ripped ISO file and select it. Click the hard drive icon to initatiate the burn. Note: If the disk has strong structural copy protection, DVD Decrypter by itself won't be able to overcome it.
Hey i have Anydvd.. Note: If the disk has strong structural copy protection, DVD Decrypter by itself won't be able to overcome it. Will i be able to copy the iso from a copy protected cd? Like what u have showned..and then write it to a dvd+r DL? Also when i extract the iso how ocme theres like 20 different files? When i go mode write will i get all of those 20 files?? Then after they will automatically delete?
You should make sure AnyDVD is active and up to date. It's now up to version 6.0.4.2. With AnyDVD running and active, you should be good to go with DVD Decrypter. The reason you got so many files is because DVD Decrypter was in File mode and not ISO mode. In ISO mode there is one ripped file, the digital image of the DVD itself. You can delete those files. You won't need them. They will be contained within the ISO image itself. The ISO will not self delete unless the option is changed in the settings. It's better to just wait and see if the copy is a good one before deleting the ISO image file. Here are some general guides dealing with DVDs: http://home.comcast.net/~bbmayo/guides.htm
AnyDvd is indeed the latest version, i just checked. Quote" The reason you got so many files is because DVD Decrypter was in File mode and not ISO mode How do i enable the iso mode?
Hey i think i got it working not sure: http://server6.theimagehosting.com/image.php?img=untitled.4e5.JPG If this is successful..do i burn it via dvd decrypter and change the booksetting and BINGO?
Do you have your HDD formated in Fat32 or NTFS? Fat32 format will give you a bunch of files but there should be an MDS file created by Decrypter that you can use. Edit if you created your file, then open your MDS file and then do iso write with Decrypter, set your booktype and burn.
If you already set your booktype as permanent and not temporary it will stay booktyped as DVD-ROM unless you change it again.
Yep..btw iam testing this on a non-copyied protected cd..havent tried it with a protection cd. Yes theres a MDS file..i opended it and off iam going burning Going bed now will psot results tomorrow Thanks for the help guys/girls
Do i tick the test mode or the verify mode?? whats the difference? Anyway the test mdoe is not supproted so i chose the verify mode cheers night
Test mode doesn't burn. It tests to see if a burn would likely be successful. Verify compares the iso on your HDD to the one actually burned to the disk. I don't use either myself. I just burn and hope for the best.
Coool it worked on my dvd player ^_^ I need to test it on a copy protected cd later Will post results
