Hi all...
So I've ripped my whole DVD collection with AnyDVD and CloneDVD; I ripped them to a copy of the DVD structure (not ISO), as I don't have to mount them that way.
However, I was thinking it would be easier to manage all the files if I kept them as ISOs.
So a couple of questions:
1. Is there a way to mass-convert a bunch of ripped DVDs in multi-file format into ISOs, such that it is an automated "start and forget until done" process? Is this something CloneDVD can do?
2. Having ripped my DVDs with AnyDVD on, they have been modified from the originals. Does playback from a mounted ISO have any effect from where a "layer break" would be, were the ISO on a disc? Or does the fact that it's not on a disc mean layer break is meaningless?
3. Any other concerns with doing what I want, or dealing with ISOs vs DVD files?
- Tim
So I've ripped my whole DVD collection with AnyDVD and CloneDVD; I ripped them to a copy of the DVD structure (not ISO), as I don't have to mount them that way.
However, I was thinking it would be easier to manage all the files if I kept them as ISOs.
So a couple of questions:
1. Is there a way to mass-convert a bunch of ripped DVDs in multi-file format into ISOs, such that it is an automated "start and forget until done" process? Is this something CloneDVD can do?
2. Having ripped my DVDs with AnyDVD on, they have been modified from the originals. Does playback from a mounted ISO have any effect from where a "layer break" would be, were the ISO on a disc? Or does the fact that it's not on a disc mean layer break is meaningless?
3. Any other concerns with doing what I want, or dealing with ISOs vs DVD files?
- Tim