so far ive been saving dvds to my hard drive,
if i can get them to 4300 at around 95-100 % i use that. but if they are to big i just use customize and keep the menus
what problems will i have when burning to DL discs, surely there will be some!
also with fab, once you have a isc on your hard drive, can you reuse fab to take the menus out as you would with an original disc?
al4x
I have been using DVDFab Plat for over a year now and have had no major problems burning to DL disc, I will compress down to 70 % to put on SL disc.
Anything more than that goes to a DL disc. Most people will confirm that using only Verbatim DL disc will save you a lot of headaches.If you do have any problems there are plenty of people here that will be more than happy to help out.
To rework an ISO file I believe you need another program, ISO buster is something I remember reading about, and i believe it was a free program,not positive on that.
Happy burning
bean55
It’s difficult to conjecture as to “future” problems, but I agree with bean, you’ll definitely improve your chances by usung only verbatim +R DL and I would add, be certain these are MIS (made in singapore) and not MII (made in India). You’ll have to look on the spindle label for this info.
While IsoBuster is a great app, you don’t need it to manipulate or burn an .ISO image already on your hdd .
A picture is worth a 1000 words. Simply click on the Source .ISO icon (far right) and navigate to the appropriate file like so:
all my hard drive files are contained in a videots folder, is that just like an unpacked iso?
and yes ill be using verb SL DL exclusively
I don’t know if this will help but I reworked an .ISO image by burning it to the disc then copying the whole disc to the hard drive and it copied as a Video TS folder and the Sound folder,no longer an .ISO.
[QUOTE=maineman;2067022]It’s difficult to conjecture as to “future” problems, but I agree with bean, you’ll definitely improve your chances by usung only verbatim +R DL and I would add, be certain these are MIS (made in singapore) and not MII (made in India). You’ll have to look on the spindle label for this info.
While IsoBuster is a great app, you don’t need it to manipulate or burn an .ISO image already on your hdd .
A picture is worth a 1000 words. Simply click on the Source .ISO icon (far right) and navigate to the appropriate file like so:[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the input maineman
I was not aware that DVDFab could do that. I have not had any reason yet to play around with iso files.
Thanks Again for pointing that out.
bean55
[QUOTE=Zathros;2067090]I don’t know if this will help but I reworked an .ISO image by burning it to the disc then copying the whole disc to the hard drive and it copied as a Video TS folder and the Sound folder,no longer an .ISO.[/QUOTE]
If I need to work with an .ISO I mount it in Virtual CloneDrive.Then it shows the files.You can then copy them to a folder on your HD.Then they will be actual files .Just a little easier that burning to a DVD .
Also will work with a larger .iso than you could burn to a SL.
none of my files are in the .iso format, theyre just in a folder
As always there is more than 1 way to get a job done, just have to ask.
bean55
[QUOTE=bean55;2067137]Thanks for the input maineman
I was not aware that DVDFab could do that. I have not had any reason yet to play around with iso files.
Thanks Again for pointing that out.
bean55[/QUOTE]
Hey bean, happy to try to help…and thank you for all your helpful advice…
[QUOTE=al4x;2067170]none of my files are in the .iso format, theyre just in a folder[/QUOTE]
once ripped you can re-author. whether an iso or vob ( video_ts folder )
just click the appropriate button as source. 
http://www.dvdfab.com/docs/index.php/Main/RunningProgram