Confused. What is the procedure to back up a dual layer movie?

[Klickety-Klack]

I have a pair of Sony drives which the Disk Identifier software confirms as being able to burn dual-layer +R blanks. Also have AnyDVD and CloneDVD2. Now, there used to be a CloneDVD on the download page, and I think I've been reading threads which say we should use CloneDVD for backing up these dual-layer disks without the compression that will occur with CloneDVD2.

So, this morning I went to the download page to get CloneDVD, and it isn't there any more.

Can someone please sort all this out for me (us?)

:bowdown: Thanks! :bowdown:

[Charlie]

I have a pair of Sony drives which the Disk Identifier software confirms as being able to burn dual-layer +R blanks. Also have AnyDVD and CloneDVD2. Now, there used to be a CloneDVD on the download page, and I think I've been reading threads which say we should use CloneDVD for backing up these dual-layer disks without the compression that will occur with CloneDVD2.

So, this morning I went to the download page to get CloneDVD, and it isn't there any more.

Can someone please sort all this out for me (us?)

:bowdown: Thanks! :bowdown:

It's there as for doing double layer just set the clonedvd2 program up to do DVD-9. Here's the download for that as it is there.

http://www.slysoft.com/en/clonedvd.html

[Webslinger]

I have a pair of Sony drives which the Disk Identifier software confirms as being able to burn dual-layer +R blanks. Also have AnyDVD and CloneDVD2. Now, there used to be a CloneDVD on the download page, and I think I've been reading threads which say we should use CloneDVD for backing up these dual-layer disks without the compression that will occur with CloneDVD2.


I suspect you're confusing Clonecd with Clonedvd2. Unless you're worried about the layer break position, it doesn't matter what program you use.

That said, here is my preferred method:

http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=327