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Why not rip DVDs to ISO?

That's the one yes

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DrinkLyeAndDie said:
With the above being said, ElbyCDIO is the better I/O interface choice. When I built my new system it involved a clean install and I forgot to switch the I/O interface setting in ImgBurn. My first 3 burns were bad. I was a perplexed and irritated since it was a newer more modern build using my reliable Pioneer BDR-205 that I've been using for quite some time. Then I realized I had forgotten to switch the I/O setting and it was defaulted to SPTI - Microsoft. Switched to ElbyCDIO and every burn has been perfect since. IMHO, definitely go into the settings and switch to ElbyCDIO if you run any RedFox or Elaborate Bytes software.
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I believe you. But I've used the default forever (out of ignorance) with no bad results (burning verbatim DVD-R's at 8X) Or do things get more finiky when you burn a Blu-Ray?
WTF does the I/O interface DO anyway? LOL

-W
 
Clams said:
WTF does the I/O interface DO anyway? LOL

-W
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To put it simply, the interface allows the communication between your system and the optical drive. As for a technical explanation... honestly, I don't know all the technical aspects so I'm not the one to speak technically.
 
This is about ripping DVDs, not bluray

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Yeah i know it's not a very active forum. Nevertheless that is the only place where blank discussions belong. I posted a reply for ya ;)
 
I am using AnyDVD for the first time to rip a Blu-Ray to ISO. It's Hellboy, Director's Cut, 2007 [if that matters]. The rip to ISO seemed to take roughly the same amount of time that I've observed in ripping to HDD. I am burning the ISO, using Burnaware Pro, to a BD-50. It's almost finished and will take a little more than 1H20M. This seems to be slightly longer than burning a rip to HDD [as I've always done in the past with Blu-Rays]. Is this possible? Burning an image taking longer than burning the individual files?
 
You'd have to ask those burn aware folks. I don't use that thing, never heard of it. It certainly isn't an AnyDVD issue

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Ch3vr0n said:
Yeah i know it's not a very active forum. Nevertheless that is the only place where blank discussions belong. I posted a reply for ya ;)
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Great! then you might wanna see my new (Intel) post in the little used General Hardware thread too. :)
-W
 
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