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Create an ISO. Then burn the ISO.
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Retired computer technician

Richard Christensen

Consultant

Owen Rubin

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thanks for your help today.<br />
capreol
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Nuts and bolts question,<br />
I have 3 DVD discs that I believe a not copy right protected. &nbsp;I have a regular DVD drive and a Burner DVD in my PC.<br />
How do I copy these DVD discs? &nbsp;Years ago, I owned Nero, but is that necessary in today's world?<br />
Thanks,<br />
capreol
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Nuts and bolts question,
I have 3 DVD discs that I believe a not copy right protected.  I have a regular DVD drive and a Burner DVD in my PC.
How do I copy these DVD discs?  Years ago, I owned Nero, but is that necessary in today's world?
Thanks,
capreol

How does one copy DVD discs?

Nuts and bolts question,
I have 3 DVD discs that I believe a not copy right protected.  I have a regular DVD drive and a Burner DVD in my PC.
How do I copy these DVD discs?  Years ago, I owned Nero, but is that necessary in today&amp;#39;s world?
Thanks,
capreol

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