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Where Is A Bluray Copy Stored?


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I apologize if this has been covered already.

 

I'm new to Toast 11 Pro. I was able to copy a bluray movie for backup but I cannot find where it's stored. If anyone can point me in the right direction...or a link explaining the steps...I'd be grateful.

 

Or, is there a simpler method for copying and burning a bluray?

 

Thanks for any help.

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To copy an unencrypted Blu-ray video disc choose the Disc Copy setting in the Toast Copy window. After Toast writes the temporary file it will eject the source disc and ask you to insert a burnable disc. The invisible temporary file is deleted when Toast quits. If you want to save a copy to the hard drive choose Save as Disc Image instead of clicking the burn button. You will select the location for the saved disc image.

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To copy an unencrypted Blu-ray video disc choose the Disc Copy setting in the Toast Copy window. After Toast writes the temporary file it will eject the source disc and ask you to insert a burnable disc. The invisible temporary file is deleted when Toast quits. If you want to save a copy to the hard drive choose Save as Disc Image instead of clicking the burn button. You will select the location for the saved disc image.

 

Thank you for the helpful reply.

 

So, Toast 11 Pro won't copy unencrypted discs? I assume commercially produced movies and concerts are encrypted. If so, I really don't have much use for Toast 11 Pro since I bought it to make backups of my valuable and rare concert movies.

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Thank you for the helpful reply.

 

So, Toast 11 Pro won't copy unencrypted discs? I assume commercially produced movies and concerts are encrypted. If so, I really don't have much use for Toast 11 Pro since I bought it to make backups of my valuable and rare concert movies.

Toast does copy unencrypted discs.

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