Legally backing up a CD-ROM?

[daflyboys]

Is there a best program for me to LEGALLY backup my CD-ROM's?

[shugknight]

Re: Legally backing up a CD-ROM?

Nero's always good. Never had problems with them.

[snepp]

Re: Legally backing up a CD-ROM?

What are you trying to backup? Depending upon the copywrite protection it might not matter what you use.

Alcohol 120% is a great program.

I used to use CloneCD for alot of backups, but it has been a long time.

[Leon]

Re: Legally backing up a CD-ROM?

Isn't it always legal to back-up as long as you don't try to sell what you back-up?

Anyhow, Nero's a pretty good program.

[CoRruPt-]

Re: Legally backing up a CD-ROM?

If you're just looking to make an ISO of your disc, just go with ImgBurn. Does the job without all the bells and whistles like the other software out there.

If you're looking to backup something with copy protection, you might want to look into Blindread.

[daflyboys]

Re: Legally backing up a CD-ROM?

If you're just looking to make an ISO of your disc, just go with ImgBurn. Does the job without all the bells and whistles like the other software out there.

If you're looking to backup something with copy protection, you might want to look into Blindread.

Blindread did the job (even though it was just the trial version). Thx corrupt. I've been trying to back up my MVP 2005 discs as I don't want to pay $50+ to replace this game.