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Ok - I have Windows Vista so I hope image burn will work with Vista. Can someone please post, from beginning to end, the best and most efficient way to backup a DVD movie? Is it best to write an ISO file then burn using DVD shrink? I had success in the past using ripit4me with dvd decrypter and dvd shrink using dual layer media. Ripit4me is not working in Vista however. I would really like to start using imgburn so any help you can provide would be appreciated! The guides don't seem to take this scenario from beginning to end. I want to end up with dual layer backups that are playable on my home dvd player. Thanks again.

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we dont discuss ripping or bypassing copyright protection for legal reasons ,thats what led to the demise of dvd decrypter ,what I can tell you is if you have files on your hard drive to be written then you can build an ISO in build mode and then burn it with IB in write mode .

 

IMGburn does not rip anything its a burning software and you would do better to check other forums for backing up dvd movies ,sorry but its the way it has to be

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Just admit it polopony you couldn't be bothered to write out a word for word explanation of how to do it :D

 

I still know how to do it :innocent:

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we dont discuss ripping or bypassing copyright protection for legal reasons ,thats what led to the demise of dvd decrypter ,what I can tell you is if you have files on your hard drive to be written then you can build an ISO in build mode and then burn it with IB in write mode .

 

IMGburn does not rip anything its a burning software and you would do better to check other forums for backing up dvd movies ,sorry but its the way it has to be

 

 

sorry for the butting in, but I'm a new user for imgburn as well, and I'm having troubles just getting all my video files to convert into an ISO, is there a walkthrough for that?

 

also a walkthrough from ISO to a DVD+R... any output would be appreciated!

 

thanx

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