if the disks are not copy protected (and not sure why promo disks
would be) then surely you can do a disk image copy?
I use toast to do direct disk to disk copies of unprotected non commercial DVD.
I'm currently out in the field - we're trying to backup 5 short
customer promo DVDs to HD so when I get back home I can burn them.
The problem is I'm using a G3 333 Lombard (no DVD decoder) with a
DVD-ROM drive (from the 400MHz model).
DVDBackup (which I've used in the past on other machines) requires
Apple DVD Player to "authenticate" DVDs before they can be backed
up. Obviously the player can't be installed on this model machine.
Anyone got a clever solution or alternative product so I can get
these disks back to base? I can do it the old fashioned way (just
take them back, do the duplication on another machine and mail them
back) but this is going to take more time then I have.
Cheers, Antony.
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