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defiant

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29. August 2003 @ 16:21

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Hello! I was wondering if there's a way to skip the rip process and just start burning? I ask because the burn process has failed twice (once because I did something stupid with the power to the computer, and the second time because DVDXCOPY locked up) now. Each time you want to copy a DVD, the program always wants to rip first. I've already ripped it twice and the files are still on my hard drive. Is there a way to just burn the DVD instead of having to wait another hour just to re-rip the same files?

Thanks,

Defiant

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RiPsTeR01

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29. August 2003 @ 16:43

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NERO??????

Use shrink no offence to anyone u uses dvdxcopy but i donot understand any advantages to it plus it costs alot of money and just bypasses the css

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herbsman

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29. August 2003 @ 17:33

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An hour to rip ????

Use either ;

DVD Decrypter
DVD2One
Nero

or

DVD Shrink
Nero

[ alternative to Nero Burning Rom is RecordNow DX ].

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Oriphus

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29. August 2003 @ 18:53

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You cant just copy a DVD due to CSS encryption. Use the methods Herbsman outline ;-)

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defiant

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29. August 2003 @ 19:29

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I'm afraid I'm completly new to all of this, so any more elaboration on what to use/how to use it would be much appreciated.

I like DVD-X-COPY for the fact that it's all in one I guess. Where it takes a lot of programs and a lot of reading guides and such (which I haven't done for the fact that I hate having read and do a bunch of stuff just to do what one other program can do in two steps...call me lazy) using those free programs, DVD-X-COPY seems to be able to do nearly one-touch copying. The only draw back it seems is that it has had many compatibility/stability issues and you have to rip everytime you want to copy a new DVD. I'd like to just pick up where I left off when a burn fails. (That is, erase the disc and start just the burn process over instead of the whole thing.)

Comments/suggestions/etc. welcome and appreciated.

Defiant

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Oriphus

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30. August 2003 @ 05:32

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Comments/suggestions/etc. welcome and appreciated

Dont be so lazy :p

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