> I thought AnyDVD ran in the background and took care of copy protection. I think
> ImgBurn it pretty good about finding errors.
ImgBurn doesn't look for errors AFAIK. It will burn whatever you tell it to burn. AnyDVD does take care of encryption for the most part, but it seems indexes get messed up somehow. It only takes a minute or so to correct the whole disc. Not sure where the problem is there, but I won't fuss about a < 2min fix..
Edit: whoa... I've been simply copying and pasting the files. I just now realized AnyDVD comes with a ripper. I'll try that next time and see if the problem still exists.
Just broke my personal record for number of consecutive days without dying!
Edited by URherenow (11/23/15 06:24 PM)
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