DVD to DVD±R: step by step

[MediaMan]

In the second installment in a long line of digital video processing articles, this tutorial is focused on getting retail Digital Video Discs to archive on DVD±R media. Within the tutorial, the necessary instructions, pictures, and programs will be written, posted, and linked to successfully make replicas of your purchased DVDs. In the first installment, the DivX Tutorial, the process of archiving DVD content to CD media and/or hard drive was thoroughly examined.

[Thrax]

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[MediaMan]

At least you are asking for something affordable. They are $185 USD/$250 USD respectivley where I am. Good article Thrax.

[Thrax]

I'm just being silly. ;D

Thanks for editing it and putting it up along with our content editor <i>General Keebler.</i>

Couldn't do it without you gents.

[FormFactor]

Great artical!!

I especially like the dvd9 section :thumbsup:

Currently Ive been playing with the xcopy xpress method for dvd9 but the finished product for that method just looks like crap.

Your method looks to be much more promising. Cant wait to try it out.

[Spinner]

Good stuff! For the most part that's pretty much how I go about doing it aswell. I can imagine a lot of people will be interested in that article. Well done.:thumbsup:

[Preacher]

Thrax,
I just finished with your second DVD article and can't wait to try it out. I just happened to notice that you picked one of my all time favorite movies, Kelly's Heroes, as the test DVD. Great article and Great choice of example media!

I'm interested, like Formfactor said, in comparing this method's output to DVD Xcopy Xpress.

[Unregistered]

Good site I've been beating my head against this program for a while, thanks for the walk through.