Usually when I backup DVDs, I'll rip them to a folder on my hard drive as an .iso file, then burn them later. It's just more efficient for me that way. The hangup is that after I burn the .iso to disk (using DVDFab), I can't erase the .iso because DVDFab is still using it. It would be great if DVDFab would release the file so that I can delete it without closing DVDFab. Better yet would be an option to have DVDFab delete the file after a successful burn.
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Well, it's a week later. I guess posting this was a waste of electrons..
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ImgBurn will do this.Comment
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Thanks W&B. I'll give that a look. (Great avatar, btw.
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Click the link in my sig for ImgBurn and watch Troy512's video tutorial on how to configure it to work with Fab and how to set the aws per media ID.
Your process of ripping and burning later is great (imo because you can test playback to avoid making coasters).
You can use ImgBurn as a stand alone program (no need to open Fab) and during the write process you'll see the option to delete the img file (it may be ticked by default but I can't remember).Comment
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