"John Inzer" <oobie@doobie.zyx> wrote in message
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> Graham Hughes wrote:
>> If it were me I'd use a programme like nero or roxio and just do a
>> straight copy disc to disc of the dvds you wish to keep.
>> Buy high quality discs, Taiyo Yuden are very good, burn slowly, this
>> gives best burn. Keep discs in a cool dark place.
> ===============================
> OK...but you should try ImgBurn...it's
> fast and once you have the ISO you
> can make as many copies as you want.
>
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> J. Inzer MS-MVP
> Digital Media Experience
>
> Notice
> This is not tech support
> I am a volunteer
>
> Solutions that work for
> me may not work for you
>
> Proceed at your own risk
>
I am concerned that if it is stored on the computer in an ISO format
there may come a time when that format is no longer supported
by the computer's OS and programs. Then I would be unable to make the DVD.

If I use Windows Explorer and just copy the files to a folder on
my computer, how would I make a DVD that will play on a
DVD player?

I did copy one to a disk using Windows Explorer.
It plays on the computer, but not on the DVD player. The original
does play on it.

Thanks, CB

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