[ProAudio] DVD Dubbing Problem

[James Perrett]

I'd guess that this looks like an old message so you've probably solved the
problem by now, but the good news is that it is very simple to copy DVDs
that aren't copy protected. They are just computer discs so all you have to
do is copy all the files from one disc to another. I've used ImgBurn to do
this for quite a few years and have used Plextools' comparison features
to check the integrity of the finished discs.

James

On Mon, 19 May 2025 at 03:25, Jim Brown via ProAudio <proaudio at bach.pgm.com>
wrote:

> I'm in the process of dubbing music performance with world class players
> I recorded 20-25 years ago using a Canon XL1 writing to MiniDV. The
> audio is 16-bit 48 kHz, I recorded acoustic music with very good mics.
> The XL1 has pretty good glass, well above consumer grade.
>
> I've successfully managed to write DVDs with FireWire between a semi-pro
> player and a decent consumer DVD recorder. Now that I have the DVDs, I'm
> looking for a method to make bit-for-bit copies of them. I have no
> rights management to deal with. I need 3-5 copies of each program. My
> goal is not add a generation of data compression, without the need to
> make a transfer from the master for for each copy.
>
> I've found a review of a half-dozen or so Windows programs that seem to
> do it, but I don't trust the reviewer to know about data compression and
> generations.
>
> Any advice? Places to look?
>
> Thank, Jim Brown
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