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Posted by DA on 05/08/07 19:30
Yes it is saving as an .iso file. Still taking about real time x 4.
????
Thanks.
DA
"Rich Clark" <rdclark2SPAM@TRAPcomcast.net> wrote in message
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> "DA" <jdonaldallen@charter.net> wrote in message
> news:Lp1_h.9$yp1.6@newsfe04.lga...
>>I have a Sony DRX-830U external 2.0 USB DVD Recorder.
>> This is a 16x machine.
>> Using the Nero Software that came with the machine, it takes it
>> about three hours to make a copy of a one hour DVD.
>> I do our church services each Sunday on tape, transfer to DVD
>> and make copies for our shut-in members.
>> Why does it take so long?
>> Thanks.
>> DA
>
> It sounds like it's transcoding the video each time it's making a DVD.
> Instead, be sure to make a disc image file (.ISO) the first time, and then
> do all subsequent copies by burning the image to the blank discs. This
> will make future copying much easier as well, since you can ditch all the
> capture files and keep only the source tape for your archives and the ISO
> file for making copies.
>
> It shouldn't take more that 15 minutes to burn an ISO file.
>
> R
>
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