I recently copied a DVD with Nero Burning ROM to my computer, which in turn copied the DVD to a new DVD disc.?

Question

I now cannot find the original within my computer in any of my Nero files. Did the computer not retain this copy? If so, how do I find it, what pathway do I follow?

Answer 1

Usually when you use software to make a copy of a cd or dvd it only retains the file temporarily. There is sometimes an option to retain the "temp" file but in Nero if you make a copy the file is automatically deleted after the burn so your hard drive space is freed up for future use.

Answer 2

If you only have one DVD drive on your machine, Nero will copy the files off the Cd or DVD into a temporary directory on your PC, have you swap the disk for a blank one, burn the files to the disk and then remove them from your PC. It does not leave them on the PC.

If you want to take the files (assuming video) off a DVD and copy it to your PC, you will need to get a DVD ripping program.

Answer 3

if you want to retain a copy of the dvd saved the dvd as a image using nero image drive you can then burn it from there and move it to your selected folder if you need to keep it otherwise use dvd shrink and save to hard drive this can also be used to burn with nero hope to have been of help to you

Answer 4

doing this does take time. all u ought to do is get a software noted as DVD decrypter and that copies the films to ur computer, u basically ought to assert the position u want it. they're oftentimes 700MB so make positive u have enuf area for subject. some situations u can precise click on the cd in MY computer and it comes as a lot as reproduction to computer, or a lil field will pop up at the same time as u positioned the dvd in, it would want to have issues inclusive of might want to u want to play, reproduction and so on and so on the dvd. desire this helped

Answer 5

That's why I quit using NERO. It deletes your file! You can search for "video_ts files" but I think you're out of luck!