Copy from DVD to hard disk with MTR. Then, with Toast 7.1.2, choose "DVD-Video from VIDEO_TS" and check "Fit-to-DVD video compression". The compression will only be used if needed to fit onto a single-layer disc, presuming that's what you're using. You could use double-layer discs to avoid compression but (1) they're many times more expensive than single-layer discs, (2) they're more error-prone and (3) they write at much slower speeds. Some burners won't handle them at all. And, in most cases, you won't notice the difference in quality anyway. - Aaron >Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2007 10:04:46 -0500 >From: Dan A Currie <dancurr at frontiernet.net> > >Hello All, > >I have several older DVD movies that I would like to copy before the kids wear them out or destroy them. > >Suggestions for the best (read simplest) method of copying them. > >I am running an MDD 1.25 dualie, 10.4.9, 2 GB RAM, 300 GB storage, with Toast 7 and Mac the Ripper 1.7.1. > >Help! > >Dan Currie