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23 August 2011, 01:22 PM
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Been hunting round on the 'net to find a program that I can just point at a directory (e.g. Music) and it will work out how many DVDs I need to back it up and what the best way is, for example
Disc 1:
ABBA
Athlete
Blur
98% full
Disc 2:
Dodgy
Dreadzone
Goldfrapp
95% full
and so on.
If it could fully automate the process (aside from sticking each disc in) then even better. Don't really want to use a compression program e.g. Winrar or Winzip as I still want to be able to get at the data if one of the discs fails. Also most of it is compressed already (i.e. MP3/JPEG/DIVX etc.) so no need.
I found this http://hcidesign.com/dvdspan/ which sounds like it will do what I want but the download link is broken, I even emailed the site owner and just got a reply "Thanks for the heads up"
Dubious about trying to purchase a license for said application in case I never get one.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
CD
Disc 1:
ABBA
Athlete
Blur
98% full
Disc 2:
Dodgy
Dreadzone
Goldfrapp
95% full
and so on.
If it could fully automate the process (aside from sticking each disc in) then even better. Don't really want to use a compression program e.g. Winrar or Winzip as I still want to be able to get at the data if one of the discs fails. Also most of it is compressed already (i.e. MP3/JPEG/DIVX etc.) so no need.
I found this http://hcidesign.com/dvdspan/ which sounds like it will do what I want but the download link is broken, I even emailed the site owner and just got a reply "Thanks for the heads up"
Dubious about trying to purchase a license for said application in case I never get one.Any ideas?
Cheers,
CD
23 August 2011, 01:25 PM
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Been hunting round on the 'net to find a program that I can just point at a directory (e.g. Music) and it will work out how many DVDs I need to back it up and what the best way is, for example
Disc 1:
ABBA
Athlete
Blur
98% full
Disc 2:
Dodgy
Dreadzone
Goldfrapp
95% full
and so on.
If it could fully automate the process (aside from sticking each disc in) then even better. Don't really want to use a compression program e.g. Winrar or Winzip as I still want to be able to get at the data if one of the discs fails. Also most of it is compressed already (i.e. MP3/JPEG/DIVX etc.) so no need.
I found this http://hcidesign.com/dvdspan/ which sounds like it will do what I want but the download link is broken, I even emailed the site owner and just got a reply "Thanks for the heads up" Dubious about trying to purchase a license for said application in case I never get one.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
CD
Disc 1:
ABBA
Athlete
Blur
98% full
Disc 2:
Dodgy
Dreadzone
Goldfrapp
95% full
and so on.
If it could fully automate the process (aside from sticking each disc in) then even better. Don't really want to use a compression program e.g. Winrar or Winzip as I still want to be able to get at the data if one of the discs fails. Also most of it is compressed already (i.e. MP3/JPEG/DIVX etc.) so no need.
I found this http://hcidesign.com/dvdspan/ which sounds like it will do what I want but the download link is broken, I even emailed the site owner and just got a reply "Thanks for the heads up"
Dubious about trying to purchase a license for said application in case I never get one.Any ideas?
Cheers,
CD
CD download link working,i will try to upload on 4shared if that's help,there.
Jura
23 August 2011, 01:59 PM
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Anyway keep 'em coming, CDBurnerXP looks like an interesting option especially as it's free
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23 August 2011, 05:41 PM
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This will help too
http://softwaretopic.informer.com/al...e-to-dvd-span/
http://www.genie9.com/ on this you will need serial,but with little search you will find
http://www.backup4all.com/ this will help too,but again just trial with some search are available serials
Jura
http://softwaretopic.informer.com/al...e-to-dvd-span/
http://www.genie9.com/ on this you will need serial,but with little search you will find
http://www.backup4all.com/ this will help too,but again just trial with some search are available serials
Jura
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