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Hi all,
I am trying to make multiple copies of the same, single, unencrypted DVD Video disc for 100 participants at an upcoming seminar. I am using XXXXX 3.2 software and DVD+R blank media. My company owns the contents of the disc (it is a recording of last year's seminar) so there are no copyright infringement issues. I would ask my former employee who taped and produced the source DVD last year but he has since left for greener pastures.
The source disc has no real menus (although there is a folder of insignificant file size) or features and comprises 2.6 gb, enough to fit on a 4.7 gb DVD+R. When I copy it the first time, XXXXX puts "output files" on my C drive which are just as large as the DVD itself. But I haven't been able to determine how to re-copy the disc multiple times without deleting the output files and re-inserting the source disc.
How do you make more than one copy of the source disk from the output files on your computer. I have tried "Open File," but the software continues to tell me that my output and source locations are the same.
Please help.
Thank you for your time and consideration of my question.
Dave
I am trying to make multiple copies of the same, single, unencrypted DVD Video disc for 100 participants at an upcoming seminar. I am using XXXXX 3.2 software and DVD+R blank media. My company owns the contents of the disc (it is a recording of last year's seminar) so there are no copyright infringement issues. I would ask my former employee who taped and produced the source DVD last year but he has since left for greener pastures.
The source disc has no real menus (although there is a folder of insignificant file size) or features and comprises 2.6 gb, enough to fit on a 4.7 gb DVD+R. When I copy it the first time, XXXXX puts "output files" on my C drive which are just as large as the DVD itself. But I haven't been able to determine how to re-copy the disc multiple times without deleting the output files and re-inserting the source disc.
How do you make more than one copy of the source disk from the output files on your computer. I have tried "Open File," but the software continues to tell me that my output and source locations are the same.
Please help.
Thank you for your time and consideration of my question.
Dave
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