Just use any burning software that you find fancy and can copy a dvd. Backups just don't need any special software like original wii games to be read out.
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Gwaith
Greetz ,
Gwaith
I was under understanding that though you are using a DVDr, that you would still need a specific drive to even read the disc?
I'm at work, so I can't obviously prove the previous statement one way or another...
I'd be curious to because I would like to clear up some hard drive space pretty soon here, so it would be nice to make backups of backups if necessary.
I'm at work, so I can't obviously prove the previous statement one way or another...
I'd be curious to because I would like to clear up some hard drive space pretty soon here, so it would be nice to make backups of backups if necessary.
No you don't need a special drive to make a backup of a backup. Nor do you need some special software apart from your desired burning software. You can burn them on the fly. Did this with ca. 5 Backups some weeks ago. Worked like a charm. Used imgburn for it.
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