number of copies feature - a no vote

[zentech]

can we consider eliminating the newest 'feature' on 9055 at the next beta?

there is a box at the beginning that asks how many # of copies to make now. if you miss it, you have to repeat the entire process to make a 2nd.

prior programs asked by default at the end of a burn if you wanted to burn another copy. yes or no answer with no way to miss anything.

i know that new is sometimes better, but sometimes if the old (simpler) way worked, keep it!

other than that, 9055 looks good so far!

[GregiBoy]

How about it gets dropped altogether?

Fab is about Fair Use, not mass production of illegal copies.

[CBR929]

How about it gets dropped altogether?

Fab is about Fair Use, not mass production of illegal copies.

True...

[zentech]

yes...putting that feature on the newest release definitely sends the wrong message, even if unintentional

still, thanks devs for all the hard work!

[shoe]

I vote keep it in or at least have the burn another copy option

[pdawg]

I vote to keep it in. I use the mutiple copies when burning my own videos to give to people.

[User6895]

Burn Again...

Keep It Please !!!!!!!!!!!!

[vikgod]

burn another not there?

Keep It Please !!!!!!!!!!!!

I vote keep it in Please !

[vikgod]

option; yes

keep it in or at least keep the pop up in to give you the option of doing so

[Edison]

All you guys are used to being disturbed by the "Burn again" pop ups. However, it is friendly to the New DVDFabber. And the burning logic is better than before. When someone start to make copies, set the copies before burning is more reasonable.

If someone just need 1 copy all the time, the rat Burn again message box would be terrible. It is not so hard to know the design, right?

Next time, add new functions, give more Guides would be better.

[broderp]

Can someone please tell me why someone would need to burn more than one copy? I agree with zentech and GregiBoy. The ability to simply select a number ~ 2-??? sends the wrong message.

I will burn one copy of a Blu-Ray for the main room, a DVD for the wife in the bedroom is she needs it and a copy suitable for my tablet to watch while on the road.

I don't need and am not sure of the legalities of making even two copies of the same type of disc are. Fasir use is one thing, but why more than one copy.

Enlighten me. Please.

[shoe]

So I understand this you are opposed to multiple copies yet you burn one for the main room one for the wife in bed and one for your portable device where I come from that is more than one copy are you sure you did not forget a copy for the little boy in the lane?

[GregiBoy]

No, he's saying he does one Blu-Ray copy, one DVD Copy and a transcoded rip, all for use within his own residence.

To me that falls within the "Fair Use" parameters.

[shoe]

Agreed

[RickLSmith53]

Copy Again...?

YES, please leave it in!