How to copy DVD disc with nero? -nero copy DVD disc

Recently, some friends asked nero how to copy DVD discs? The following is a guide for copying DVD discs with nero. Friends who need it can learn more about it.

Now, taking copying the DVD movie disc of "Titanic" as an example, the steps are as follows:

1. Insert the DVD source disk into the optical drive; insert the DVD-R disk into the recorder;

2. Use the "Start" command or directly click the Nero shortcut key to enter the Nero interface (see Figure 1);

3. Select "DVD" in the "CD/DVD" selection box at the top of the interface → click the "Collection" icon and select "Copy DVD". At this time, Nero's main window will appear, as shown in the bottom picture of Figure 9.

If you completely follow the computer's default settings and don't want to make any independent settings, just click the "Copy" button at the bottom of the "New Compilation" window to enter the burning state. Can burn data CD, VCD and audio CD. Very simple.

Figure 1 Main interface and burning options for copying DVD discs

4. (Optional) If you want to make settings yourself, you need to know the items available for you to set: Please see, there are four tabs (tabs) in the "New Compilation" window, namely Image, Copy Option, Read Option and Burn. The breakdown is as follows:

(1) In Figure 9, the "New Compilation" (new compilation window) displays the contents of the "Burn" tab. The "simulation test burning" is only for setting, not actual burning. "Write Speed" refers to the speed of the recorder, including "Maximum", "8×" and "4×"; "Write Method" only has the default "Disc-at-on"ce" (the entire disk is burned at one time); "Number of copies" (number of copies burned) can be set.

(2) The picture below is the content of the “Copy Option” tab.

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Figure 2 “Copy Option” option for copying DVD discs

There is a "On the fly" on the top of the window (flying, which means reading the source disk and burning at the same time, without creating an image file). There is a note afterwards: “Coping with ‘On tue fly’ is risky, Please make sure that the source disc is dean and the reading speed is at least double the writing speed.” This means: There are certain risks in using "Flying". You should make sure that your disc-reading optical drive is at least twice as fast as your recorder's recording speed. Today's computers can meet the above requirements, so choose it.

Displayed at the bottom of the window is the drive name and read speed of the source disc (Read speed). Generally, "Maximum" (fastest) is selected.

(3) The content in “Read Option” is as shown below:

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Figure 3 “Read Option” option when copying DVD disc

Among the “Profile selection" (processing file selection) drop-down box includes: DVD-Video (video DVD), User Defined (user-defined) and Data DVD (data DVD), because what we want to copy is a movie disc, so we must select "DVD-Video".

In "Error correction", if you select the first "Reading with error correction" (error correction when reading the disk), the burning speed will be slower, but safer; if you select the second "Fast reding" Without error correction (fast reading, without considering error correction), burning will be faster, but there is a certain risk.

The option at the bottom is what should be done when read errors are not corrected? Just select "Ignore read error".

(4) Listed in the "Image" tab are the image file and hard disk name and speed information.

4. After selecting the options listed in the above four tabs, you can press the "Copy" button at the bottom of the window to copy.

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