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Hi ya doin John,
Let's take something that?s familiar to us both. We'll keep it simple. We shouldn't forget DVD's are a bit more complicated, more files involved.
OK ? Ready?
Right, so off we go -
We're going to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I want to have the sandwich on a plate in front of me. (Thinking about our DVD backup, we want all the original files on our blank DVD.)
Good, right ?
My ingredients are, Jelly in the icebox. Bread, Peanut butter in the larder and knife, in the kitchen drawer. (Our original DVD has IFO files, BUP files, VOB's and is encrypted and region coded.)
Let's make the field even, encryption and region code can be removed on the fly SO we'll open the Icebox door, the knife drawer and the larder door.
Right. Now I've got all my ingredients looking at each other, much as the files on the original are looking through your DVD player to the disc in your burner.
Now what, well I'm going to get my ingredients, line them up on a table and assemble them together into a sandwich and put it on my plate.
Let's see - looks like to me you'll need a place to assemble all the files from the original DVD in a nice order to prepare them to put on your blank DVD - What?s that you say ? You have a place to do that ? It's called a HD ? Kool, kind of like my table - a place to work -
So there ya go my friend, it's why it has to be burned to HD. Work needs to be done and like I can't have had my ingredients hover in the air while I tried to assemble my sandwich so there's no place in cyberspace to work on your DVD's files -
Anywho, John, Welcome to the Club,
Come on back iffin ya need some more help, OK ?
Seeee ya,
Pete
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 27. March 2004 @ 16:12
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