Confirming Quality of Burn

Movie Copy Software DVDFab / DVD Region+CSS Free
#1

I just downloaded the latest version of DVDFab and it is by far the best software available. I’ve been backing up a few of my high quality sound/picture dvd’s and using Sony DVD+R DL (Dual Layer) media, and I select DVD-9 for 100 percent quality transfer.

The problem that I have is that this media is quite expensive, and on my last copy, I can’t recall if I selected DVD-9 or left it at the default of DVD-5. It looks fine, but I want to be 100% certain that it is the same as the original. Is there a log file or way that I can verify what settings I used? If I put the burned copy in and let DVDFab scan it, is there somewhere that will tell me if it was burned at DVD-9 or DVD-5? I can’t really do a side by side comparison of the original and the burned copy.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

#2

If the size of the files/folder is below around 4480 MB, it should be a DVD5.

#3

Put the disc in the drive, go to My Computer, right click on the drive icon, click open & either hover over the VIDEO_TS File or right click the VIDEO_TS File, click Properties & it should tell you what size it is. Post back with the info.

#4

7.47 gig.

#5

Then it’s a DVD9. :slight_smile:

#6

Right on…glad that’s the case! I can see this is going to be a frequently visited forum for me!

:bow:

#7

[QUOTE=Yoeddy1;2067440]Right on…glad that’s the case! I can see this is going to be a frequently visited forum for me!

:bow:[/QUOTE]

Always glad to see a new face/member :clap: :cool:

#8

Thanks StormJumper!

#9

you can change the default to dvd9. :slight_smile:
http://dvdfab.com/docs/index.php/Main/SettingsDVDtoDVD

#10

[quote=troy512;2067533]you can change the default to dvd9. :slight_smile:
http://dvdfab.com/docs/index.php/Main/SettingsDVDtoDVD[/quote]

Yep…just noticed that…thanks troy!