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buckscrap
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1. April 2009 @ 07:15 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Is there a way in Shrink to burn more than one copy without having to backup everytime? I know Shrink doesn't burn but when it automatically goes to searching for disc to burn onto it does not ask how many copies? Thanks!
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1. April 2009 @ 07:29 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Just save the files or folder to your HDD. Then use ImgBurn.
You can make as many copies as you want.

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Can't see why you would want to have more than ONE back-up laying around, but if you Have Two or more Burners, Use NERO. It will burn more than 1 Copy at a Time, and I think it will ask you How Many.



Imgburn is Way Better.

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IMO multi-session burning is the only advantage Nero has over Imgburn.

Imgburn just updated yesterday, by the way.


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That all depends on how you like to work.

I personally have no need for multisession and actually don't like it much. If I want to burn something, I'll burn enough to fill a disc or burn to a rewritable. If I need to add more, I'll just burn it all again - but then it's my own fault for not remembering that extra bit in the first place.

If I can't wait the extra few mins to burn the disc again (CDs/DVDs are for archival purposes so there should never be a rush), I'd use a memory stick - in fact, I almost always use a memory stick over cd/dvd.

So in short, I don't know when (if ever) it'll be implemented. Sorry.




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You can set ImgBurn to as much as 100 copies.
Where did this multisession come from? I thought this was about multiple copies.

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Sorry, i got off on a tangent. :)

I didn't know Imgburn went up to 100 copies. Intersting.


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Sorry, i got off on a tangent. :)

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imgburn doesn't have an option to use multiple burners at the same time though, like nero does.

1. open Nero Burning ROM
2. choses the file
3. highlight all burners you want to use
4. BURN!








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Nero Burning Rom
Image Burn
or Buy a Dvd Duplicator
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6. April 2009 @ 22:28 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Originally posted by shummyr:
Nero Burning Rom
Image Burn
or Buy a Dvd Duplicator
The difference, as stated, is that Imgburn won't utilize multiple burners whereas Nero will.

In short, you can select to burn multiple copies utilizing one burner with Imgburn.

Or one could burn using multiple burners via Nero.


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I'm strongly suspecting you of spamming us.

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14. April 2009 @ 16:43 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Spammer already dealt with; the benefits of subscribing to half the site :p


As to multiple copies, posted this in another thread today ~
Originally posted by creaky:
I've been using Nero to do multiple concurrent burning for something like 4 years now, in that time i've been doing 2 at once as often as single burns come to think of it (so that means most burns are 2 at once), though i've done 3 at once very frequently indeed. I always do 8x, on a mixture of 8x and 16x discs, across IDE and SATA burners, across -R and +R (automatic booktyping also in the mix), across internal and external burners, and combinations of all of the above :)
~ from here ~ http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_jump.cfm/540688/4630699




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Why would you want multiple copies of a movie anyway? Unless it was a home movie. If you lose or damage your backup copy, just remake one using the original disc.


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15. April 2009 @ 03:37 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Simple - kids and their sticky fingers.
If it's just a backup of a backup then yes, just burn another. However if you have to go back and rip the original (retail) in my case more often than not that means running the original disc thru DVD Rebuilder (45 mins encoding) then burning again ..it's far easier to make the kids their own backup at the same time as making a master backup.



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I burn more than 1 copy all the time so I don't have to do the work all over again. I just set ImgBurn for 2 or 3 copies.

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15. April 2009 @ 06:31 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Simplest solution: Assuming the 'backed-up' DVD is still in playable condition; put it in the top master drive (if you have one) and a blank disc in the secondary DVD writer and hit 'copy' using Nero or Roxio, etc.
If not, get a DVD-ROM drive or even a DVD writer as 'Master', they costs more or less $20US.

If you have 'ANYDVD' running in the background, I believe you can use the original disc as master and duplicate on the fly if the movie is under 4.3GB.
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15. April 2009 @ 23:04 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
You may only be able to burn on one burner at a time with ImgBurn, but you can run multiple instances of it, each to a different burner.
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16. April 2009 @ 04:08 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Originally posted by PCH_Dude:
Simplest solution: Assuming the 'backed-up' DVD is still in playable condition; put it in the top master drive (if you have one) and a blank disc in the secondary DVD writer and hit 'copy' using Nero or Roxio, etc.
If not, get a DVD-ROM drive or even a DVD writer as 'Master', they costs more or less $20US.

If you have 'ANYDVD' running in the background, I believe you can use the original disc as master and duplicate on the fly if the movie is under 4.3GB.
That didn't have anything to do with the original question that was asked! The original question was:

Originally posted by buckscrap:
Is there a way in Shrink to burn more than one copy without having to backup everytime? I know Shrink doesn't burn but when it automatically goes to searching for disc to burn onto it does not ask how many copies? Thanks!
The best answer that I've seen on this question was from ZoSoIV.

The best reason that I've seen on this thread was from creaky.

The objective is to make a minimum of two backups so that you have a master and one that the kids will probably mess up. Using ImgBurn on multiple burns kind of defeats the purpose, when you could use Nero and burn multiple copies at the same time. As I stated the original question has been answered very well.


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16. April 2009 @ 04:17 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Is there a way in Shrink to burn more than one copy without having to backup everytime? I know Shrink doesn't burn but when it automatically goes to searching for disc to burn onto it does not ask how many copies? Thanks!
I believe Shrink does ask if you want to do another burn after when the first one's done.
Originally posted by syxguns:
That didn't have anything to do with the original question that was asked!
The only way I see this not going through the "backing up" process is to dupe it another copy.
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16. April 2009 @ 04:29 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Originally posted by PCH_Dude:
The only way I see this not going through the "backing up" process is to dupe it another copy.
If someone is still using DVD Shrink, and they do not have a copy of Nero then I could see your point as a valid one. :)

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21. April 2009 @ 02:03 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Does everyone make more than 1 backup copy of every movie even if you don't have any kids to mess them up? I could see this as getting very expensive quickly if you have a very large library of movies. I have never had a disc get messed up yet, but if it were to happen, I would just get my original disc and redo the backup. It would take much less time and money that way to do a few mess ups than multiples of every movie I own! If you have kids in the house then I might see making backups of the backups of their movies only and keeping the other movies out of their reach.


 
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