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Burn you Pdi file - DVD Decrypter

Step 12: Burn your fully edited and transcoded DVD.

As well as being able to rip the original DVD, DVD Decrypter can also burn our final file,

Test.pdi.

Pdi stands for Pinnacle disc image. If required you can also convert your pdi files to iso's with Pdi to iso. More info on this can be found at www.mrbass.org.

Launch DVD Decrypter. Mode>Iso>Write.

Select your pdi file

and press open. Place a blank in your burner.

Your screen should look something like this

All we have to do now is press burn.

Thats it.

You will now have a fully working backup of your original disc.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the forum users and websites that have put me in a place where I can now backup any of my original discs so that I can keep them safe and sound.

This guide was created on DVDRM version 1.1 version 1.3 is available now with even more features. If I get any more spare time in the near future I may create an advanced guide to DVDRM but for now this will have to do.

Further info regarding DVDRM can be found at Dimads web page and the DVDRM forum.