This is probably a silly question.. or maybe one that's unanswerable ?
I'm trying to backup a set of IFR training DVD's. There's a setup disc (that I've learned is actually a CD) that copied and runs fine. It sets up like a main menu to access several other DVDs.. interactively. I started compressing and burning the DVDs, but of course, even though they copied with apparently no problem.. they could not be called up by the intalled program. A little poking around and I found that the audio/video stuff copied fine.. BUT.. there were a couple of other files that I don't think DVD-shrink even reckognized. My best guess is that they're regular data/executable/index files, that the running program has to find before playing the audio/video stuff.
Is this a do-able project ? Can I get the "other" files copied along with the compressed audio/video stuff ?
I thought about just imaging the whole DVD, but of course it's too big to burn uncompressed.
I'm kinda stuck.. and having been on the giving/recieving end of advice-ful forums for many years.. I'm hoping to be a reciever..again
Thanks,, Brett..
I'm trying to backup a set of IFR training DVD's. There's a setup disc (that I've learned is actually a CD) that copied and runs fine. It sets up like a main menu to access several other DVDs.. interactively. I started compressing and burning the DVDs, but of course, even though they copied with apparently no problem.. they could not be called up by the intalled program. A little poking around and I found that the audio/video stuff copied fine.. BUT.. there were a couple of other files that I don't think DVD-shrink even reckognized. My best guess is that they're regular data/executable/index files, that the running program has to find before playing the audio/video stuff.
Is this a do-able project ? Can I get the "other" files copied along with the compressed audio/video stuff ?
I thought about just imaging the whole DVD, but of course it's too big to burn uncompressed.
I'm kinda stuck.. and having been on the giving/recieving end of advice-ful forums for many years.. I'm hoping to be a reciever..again
Thanks,, Brett..
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