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Copying DVDS -- Backing them up..

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iguess25

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I have tons of original dvds. I want to back them up on dvd-r's.. I have toast 8 ti. What else do i need to burn my originals? Toast is fine to burn on blanks
once there ripped?
help
 
i used clonedvd + anydvd back when i was with windows...
still looking for a similar solution....and clone dvd has compression technology that allows me to copy to a single layer dvd.
i dont know any mac softwares that do this?please help
 
Can't you just use Disk Utility to copy the entire disc onto a DVD-R?
 
iguess25 said:
I have tons of original dvds. I want to back them up on dvd-r's.. I have toast 8 ti. What else do i need to burn my originals? Toast is fine to burn on blanks
once there ripped?
help
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"Mac The Ripper" is my choice. Works great, and its freeware. It also has the option of ripping a DVD with the 2 original TS folders (which you can then burn to a dvd-r with toast) and then you would have a copy of the exact quality as the original.
 
sOwL said:
"Mac The Ripper" is my choice. Works great, and its freeware. It also has the option of ripping a DVD with the 2 original TS folders (which you can then burn to a dvd-r with toast) and then you would have a copy of the exact quality as the original.
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Where can you find the option of ripping the two original TS_FOLDERS?

also when using dbd2onex what does this mean? it says this when i go to make a full disc co[y menus and extras.. The selected folder, /Users/geraldduhon/Downloads/VIDEO_TS/, does not contain a valid dvd-video fileset!

what do full disc extraction "arccos" mean?
 
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