Anyone know how i can burn myself a back DVD on a Mac?

Rip the disk image to your computer.

Burn that disk image image on to a dual layer DVD.

I use DVD decrypter to rip and burn disk images, but unfortunately it isn't mac compatible.

I'm sure there's something like it on download.com that you could find for free.

how about disco? will that work to rip it?

If it is a DVD ripping program, it will most likely rip DVD's.

That's about all I can say about it.

Does anyone find any certain DVD's to be better quality than others? If so, can you reccomend which kinds. Thanks

I use toast to copy disk, just use the disk copy feature, there is no copy protection on the original disk. If the app you have has disk copy it should work without any problems. I use Verbatim media always. They have the best quality standards of any media company. In contrast, Memorex has the worst, I would stay away from them.

It's funny... all I ever hear is people saying that Memorex is the worst as far as disk quality goes. I'm not saying they're wrong or anything, maybe i've just been lucky as hell. But I've used roughly 400 Memorex DVD-R's in the past few years, and haven't had more than 3, maybe 4 bad disks.

Maybe they got their act together. I think their media sold to Walmart is probably the worst.

i'm currently trying to reburn this dvd because the one that i have is a memorex and it is sketchy. sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't.

hi!!! i am a PC user.. i went to best buy a while ago but didn't know what to buy between DVD-R or DVD+R.. i got a HPdv6000 notebook... what should i used to copy the Nav DIsk.. should i used DVD-R or DVD+R??

one more thing.. what is the best disc image copier i could used for my PC platform??? thanks...

Either DVD will work, + or -. As long as it's a dual layer disk.

As far as software, DVD decrypter is a simple program that basically just rips DVD iso's to your hard drive and burns them to disks. You can download it for free off the internet.