Question: Rather than making a direct clone of all the files on a DVD or BR disc that would in the case of a lost or damaged disc that would later need to be burned to a new disc so it could be played back, would it make sense to instead make an iso copy. On the rare occasion that a DVD or BR goes missing or gets seriously damaged, we can go back to the clone, and from that bnurn a new disc. The Library has been using DVDFab to make full disc clones(protection copies) with the files stored on large capacity hard drives. We have been making protection copies of DVDs and BRs for the college's Film Department's Digital Film Library of a few thousand DVDs and BRs. If you choose to upload an avatar image, please remember that it IS a requirement that the image must be a clear photo of your face. Once the registration has been approved, you will be able to login via the link in the upper right corner of this page.Īlso, please remember while it is highly encouraged to upload an avatar image to your profile, is not a requirement. To get to the registration page click here. This forum is for professionals and fake names are not permitted. Please remember registering with your first and last REAL name is mandatory.

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