vatefairefoutre
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I can copy it with CloneDVD, but once it is copied, it is not copiable from disk to disk. Any suggestions?
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Use the original disc and make a new backup... again and again...? 
perfectly normal
Copies are often playable but not copyable. A commercial burner cannot usually burn as deeply as a factory production burner.
Copies from copies can be a problem.
Even if a copy plays well that is not a guarantee it can be READ again for another copy. This is due to some software-immune physical factors in the environment.
1. Consumer-level burners do not burn as deeply into the blanks as factory burners
2. Cheap blanks may allow playing but not reading, either right away or after some time has passed
3. Too high a WRITE speed can produce the same scenario as "2".
If you have enough hard drive capacity it's always best to archive the TEMP VIDEO_TS content by name so you can burn it later.
Also, if you want your copies to be readable later on you can improve that burning no faster than 4x and avoiding dime-store blanks.
Copies are often playable but not copyable. A commercial burner cannot usually burn as deeply as a factory production burner.
Copies from copies can be a problem.
Even if a copy plays well that is not a guarantee it can be READ again for another copy. This is due to some software-immune physical factors in the environment.
1. Consumer-level burners do not burn as deeply into the blanks as factory burners
2. Cheap blanks may allow playing but not reading, either right away or after some time has passed
3. Too high a WRITE speed can produce the same scenario as "2".
If you have enough hard drive capacity it's always best to archive the TEMP VIDEO_TS content by name so you can burn it later.
Also, if you want your copies to be readable later on you can improve that burning no faster than 4x and avoiding dime-store blanks.