For example, you can easily change the default audio and subpicture streams and select different languages. There are easy to use settings in DVDFab SE that allows you to personalize your DVD backup. All kinds of output discs are supported, including DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R DL, and DVD-R DL. Just use it to complete all your DVD copy tasks. You can use DVDFab SE to backup a disc as movie folder or ISO file on your computer clone a disc with 1:1 ratio burn a local movie on your HDD into a disc merge two movies into one disc split a disc to two discs compress a DVD9 to a DVD5 with high quality. 6 copy modes available for you to flexibly do what you want, and they're Full Disc, Main Movie, Customize, Split, Merge and Clone/Burn. Having some DVDs work with the WD TV Live but not XBMC or PS3 Media Server is really annoying.DVDFab SE is powerful dvd copy software for you to easily copy, backup, burn, or clone any DVD the way you want. If anyone has recommendations for a truly 100% effective piece of software that can do straight-to-iso backups, I’d love to know about it.
DVD neXt Copy did a better job, but I’m still having issues with some of the copies that it has made. Some testing with CloneDVD5 under Windows XP was more successful, but there were still discs that, presumably due to file layout-based protection, it couldn’t back up. The problem seems to have been with the software I was using (4Media DVD Copy under OS X) it could only cope with a very limited subset of DVDs.
I’m treating them as backups of my physical media if I step on a disc, I just want to toss in a blank DVD and burn a replacement copy without having to create the. iso format, no compression or conversion from DVD9 to DVD5, etc. ISO to back up my DVDs, so need to stick with that. This is making me a very unhappy customer I’m getting close to making the 80-mile round-trip to return this thing to Best Buy and just getting a region-free DVD player.ĭoes anyone have any idea what the issue may be? I’m not interested in using a file format other than. I should point out that the failure rate on this is hovering at around 80% right now, and that the problem seems to be affecting both Region 1 and Region 2 DVD ISOs equally. Transport to the player is via an SMB share from the NAS (FreeNAS 0.7.1). The ISOs were created using 4Media DVD Copy under OSX 10.6.2. The ISOs have been made from original DVDs that I own, and have not been altered (conversion from DVD9 to DVD5, RCE removal, etc.) in any way they are straight backups of the discs that I have purchased over the years. This is rather annoying as all of the ISOs are able to play back in VLC without issue. I seem to be having an issue with some DVD ISOs playing back just fine while others don’t the end result is the dreaded, “Unable to play the selected file” message.
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