I have original CDs that i want to protect : i want to copy them &amp; use the copies so my kids don't scratch the originals. Will that work ?
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Most definately. This is the best machine for doing that all the way around. No computer needed to work. Very simple to use.
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I had no problems with these CDs being burned I use Mac and windows, so to answer your question 100%.
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I use regular CD-Rs and they work. Have not tried to rip anything to a computer.
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I have not tried to make a copy from the original cd that I have made.... Yet. I do not see why you could not unless your recording system has the copyright protection and automatically writes that on the "master" cd. One thought though, if you are copying CDs the original cd may have the copyright protection. If that is the case, then you probably would not be able to copy it to begin with. I used these for vinyl album recordings and vinyl albums never had copyright protection. I hope this helps
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I agree with Carolyn because I applied the same method. If you keep the Cd's in their original cases, it will be impossible to fit more than thirty.
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Yes, based on my understanding of your question, based on my experience. My application is to make original /master CDs with my own recorded content, then duplicate my originals with the Produplicator - 1-5 copies at a time, depending on my need. For every single case, over the months I've had the Produplicator, the original's content has been perfectly duplicated on each copy.
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This Duplicator only copied CD's or DVD that have already been created. If you create a compilation CD on your computer then this machine can make copies of that disk.We use it in a church to copy our services to send to our shut in members.
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So far I have only copied CD-Rs. It looks like it only duplicates DVD-Rs with data only as well. Not sure about cd+g.
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Yes, because the content on the disc is permanent. Just make sure that when you order it used that it comes with the second disc, and also make sure that the disc isn't too scratched up.
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As I recall there is something in the settings that presets all videos to copy protect. I found a solution on a Google Search and it worked for me. Sorry I don't remember the link. It's been a long time.
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We've not tried to copy cd+g discs. I honestly do not know the answer to your question. We use it to copy Sunday morning messages and teachings for shut-ins and those who miss fellowship due to illness. Perhaps someone else may be able to answer your question.
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sorry, i am only copying unprotected documentary dvds and the cds as per the instruction booklet provided by the manufacturer; i had not noticed any other separate connection for copying other media such as off a pc terminal or even with a thumbdrive.
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This unit seems to work better copying original CDGs. It does not always make good copies of copies. Hope this helps
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Once they are in your computer you can if yours makes CDs. They can be edited, enhanced, or anything your computer can manage. Mine came out a bit too dark (old slides) so I just bracketed them to choose best exposure and then deleted the others. Kind of had to back up and do over a few times...learning curve! Nice little machine though. Good luck Patti W.
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Absolutely! Not that I'm encouraging illegal activity, but, if you have a DVD decrypter, you can save a copyrighted DVD to disc (via the decrypter) and import it into VS using the import wizard (just remember to look for the saved/decrypted folder, not a disc in a drive).
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Not generally. If they are commercial DVDs, they have copyright protection software that will block any copying.
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Yes. We used it on 5 that had scratches and fingerprints. (dvd's). Did not use it on the CDs yet. It is a good buy! We got one that came with extra discs. I would recommend it.