My apologies in advance for probably wasting time on such a basic question but my goal is to rip the DVD to my hard drive in order to burn a few copies. i used DVD to mobile ad had no errors and have a folder in DVDfab>generic> called VIDEO LOG. how do I burn these files to recreate the original DVD?? I feel like an idiot having spent hours on this.....
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Use DVD to DVD for this. Set your HDD as the target and folder you want, or the optical drive and you are all set.How to post the internal log
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so I can use the DVD to DVD even if I want to keep it on the HD and not burn it immediately? I am copying a 10 disc set from a friend and have to take my alptop there to copy so i was trying to find the quickest rip method and then burn later. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE for your assistance!!
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Yeah you can, I probably got 30 on a USB attached HDD and burn them when I get the urge. Just be sure the target is set to the hard drive and each disc saved has a unique name.How to post the internal log
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Originally posted by fatnorm View Postso I can use the DVD to DVD even if I want to keep it on the HD and not burn it immediately? I am copying a 10 disc set from a friend and have to take my alptop there to copy so i was trying to find the quickest rip method and then burn later. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE for your assistance!!Last edited by GregiBoy; 07-23-2010, 11:44 PM."Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." - Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790
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I read that I guess GregiBoy but it just didn't register, no flags went up. Sorry!How to post the internal log
Things should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.
Albert Einstein
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