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Once DVD Rebuilder has completed it's job, what can I safely delete in the working folder? Do I need to keep certain files or can I delete the entire folder and make a new one for the next movie? Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I just want to be sure.
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Everything. D2VAVS is useless after a successful rebuild (which is in DVDFILES/VIDEO_TS folder).
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Got it, thank you blu.Comment
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I keep the folder just delete the insidesigpic
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I don't even delete the inside and it seems to work.
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