So, i have my Backup disk of one of my games and i friend of mine asked me to borrow it. Instead of just giving away my games (because we all know that sometimes they don't come back) i decided to make him a copy.
Now, i never done this before... so... what's the best way to duplicate a Backup? Do i need to rip the ISO and reburn it or can i just Duplicate the DVD with imgburn or nero?
If i have to rip the ISO... what's the best way to do it with Wii games?
Guys. Originally, the question was if we can use Nero, and nobody mentioned anything, but this bothering me the most. I found instructions how to burn backup with imgburn, but why I can't use Nero to just burn disc from image? Is there something different? Or I have to burn .iso image on disc and nod disc from .iso image. Please advise.
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nero is fine to do a back up from
click on back upf from the smartsmart menu
and press copy dvd, pop in a bland DVD-R when asked to (burn at the lowest speed)
its as simple as that matey
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Exactly, pop in original backup, open any dvd copy program (including Nero) and do exact copy.
It will read the game info and then spit that out and request a blank, make sure there is enough room in your temp folder and tell Nero or whatever to delete image after burning otherwise it will just fill up your hard drive with temp images.
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