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Discussion in 'Safety valve' started by sobhy2406, Jan 3, 2006.

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  1. ireland

    ireland Active member

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    LOCOENG

    ye can have all my 11,000+ posts..time for me to be a newbie again....
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    can dRD actually transfer posts from one user to another?
     
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  3. ireland

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    i been playing with this new update with clonecd..not a bad program

    SlySoft CloneCD v5.2.7.1 Multilingual
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    CloneCD is the perfect tool to make backup copies of your music and data CDs, regardless of copy protection. CloneCD's award-winning user interface allows you to copy almost any CD in just a few mouse clicks.

    Since the release of 5.0, CloneCD is not only able to copy CDs but also all DVD formats, such as DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD+R Dual Layer and DVD-RAM. The movies are copied 1:1 and therefore not modified (compressed). Note that to copy movie DVDs you also require AnyDVD.


    CloneCD also works with other formats such as ISO and UDF files and copies CDs/DVDs with the new SafeDisc 3 Copy Protection System. CloneCD allows you to create perfect 1:1 copies of your valuable original compact discs. Should your copy-protected music CD not play in your car audio, the backup created by CloneCD will.


    Slysoft combine knowledge and innovation with many years of experience and direct communication with customers to provide constant improvements, therefore making CloneCD the highest quality copying application around.
     
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  4. weazel200

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    shouldn't that go in your post anything ye want thread, ireland.
     
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    weazel200

    yes it should,but i wanted to give ye guys a heads up on it.

    its not up on there site yet
     
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    @ireland

    Is there an advantage to using this program over just using AnyDVD which will break the protection on CD/DVD and then Nero to backup? Was curious as I have just been using this method with copy protected audio books and it has been working out fine.
     
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    i am testing the program out as we post..

    from the clonecd post
    The movies are copied 1:1 and therefore not modified (compressed). Note that to copy movie DVDs you also require AnyDVD.

    The update is not showing up on their main site yet, If you are interested in downloading this version I have it posted here.
    a friend of mine set it up to be download,it will not be there long..grab it if ye want to try it.

    http://d39.yousendit.com/D/2DVI3DNG79TMN3QDOEQ0S99D2C/SetupCloneCD5271.zip
     
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    iPod forums. And I have the newbies well trained in there. Not only are flamers vary rare, but I see many people saying 'please' & 'thankyou'.

    I don't do it for the thankyous, but the little bunch down there know their manners when someone helps them for free!

    If my speciality was consloes, I would be in the looney bin by now!
     
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    I may have to steal some of your iPod knowledge and check out that forum...LOL
     
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  10. aabbccdd

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    ireland since it does 1:1 copies with dvds does it have a setting for using DL media??
     
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    i did not get that far with the program..as i do not have any dl disks

    from my cloneCD post.

    Since the release of 5.0, CloneCD is not only able to copy CDs but also all DVD formats, such as DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD+R Dual Layer and DVD-RAM. The movies are copied 1:1 and therefore not modified (compressed). Note that to copy movie DVDs you also require AnyDVD.
     
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    610 posts and counting ;)
     
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    Couldn't you do the 1.1 with Clone now, you have the option of ripping in iso mode, and if you set it to dvd9 it will rip everything uncompressed and then you can do a dl with the iso file in whatever program you want.
     
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  14. andmerr

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    i'll give it a go this weekend with some dual layered media time permitting.Thanks for the link ireland

    @ rav009
    Senior Member: good on ya, keep them coming...........
     
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    These discussions on backing up standard dvd's will soon phase out once blue ray is proplery released.
     
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    It has taken years to phase out VHS, which is still being produced. I still think we will be having these discussions for quite awhile yet. They can't even get dual layer media down to a reasonable price, 3.00 USD a disk is still too expensive.
     
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    thanks man, now another two thousand or so to an addict, i'l get there im sure :)
     
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    @ arniebear
    VHS was introduced in 1976 and DVD around 1996/1997. Blue Ray is being released this year which is only 10 years after the original DVD.

    And with the Internet these days and sites like our very own Afterdawn offering the lastest technology news the change may happen sooner than you think.
     
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    At that rate then it will take 10 more years to phase out DVD's since it has taken 20 years for VHS. Seems it goes in 10 year cycles.
     
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