Cloning a BD disc.

**zebadee** · by **zebadee** on Sun 5 Dec 2010 - 4:35

Hi

Without BD media to use (waste). [Says more about my choice of movies than media.. Duh!

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I proceded with the following.
Not only have I now "Cloned" an iso > iso using Slysot's Virtual CloneDrive.
But have "Cloned" original BD disc > HDD.

**4hams** · by **4hams** on Sun 5 Dec 2010 - 8:08

zebadee wrote:Hi
Without BD media to use (waste). [Says more about my choice of movies than media.. ]
I proceded with the following.
Not only have I now "Cloned" an iso > iso using Slysot's Virtual CloneDrive.
But have "Cloned" original BD disc > HDD.

Do you mean you mounted the iso and then cloned it with CloneCD?

**zebadee** · by **zebadee** on Sun 5 Dec 2010 - 11:21

4hams wrote:
zebadee wrote:Hi
Without BD media to use (waste). [Says more about my choice of movies than media.. ]
I proceded with the following.
Not only have I now "Cloned" an iso > iso using Slysot's Virtual CloneDrive.
But have "Cloned" original BD disc > HDD.
Do you mean you mounted the iso and then cloned it with CloneCD?

Hi

I have done both.
Cloned an iso ripped via AnyDVD(HD).
But also as shown above.
Ripped to HDD from orginal disc.
Using CloneCD.
Thus showing that while you would need AnyDVD(HD) to remove protections.
You can, as it reads the data.
Burn both to HDD as an iso.
But Clone such data from disc to disc.

**4hams** · by **4hams** on Sun 5 Dec 2010 - 11:28

Cool so the little program CloneCD we all use to use to clone our data CD's and music CD's has come back to life for other uses without having any tweaks or updates!!!

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