But if the disc image is nothing more than what is on the DVD then you can save even more space by not keeping the disc image and re-creating one off your final burned disc/s if/when you want to burn additional copies. Holding onto a disc image of each of your projects could very fast fill one's valuable work space unnecessarily. Am I off the mark??? Coj Brian Olesky <brian4 at sbcglobal.net> On 5/17/05 7:30 PM, "Brett Conlon" <brett_conlon at sonymusic.com.au> wrote: > If you've trashed your project files and all you have is your DVD copy > then making a disc image for burning to another disc is one of the best > options you have. But if I still have my project files, this thread seems to be indicating that there's still another reason to create a disc image of a project. If I were to guess, I'd say that if you have limited disc space on your internal drive, is the idea to make a disc image, keep it on the internal drive for future burns, and then transfer all the raw material off onto an external drive or burn it to a DVD to save space on your internal drive? Is that the reason? Brian