How do I copy a CD-ROM with 3GB of data on it? A huge VideoCD?

You don't. The CD-ROM doesn't actually have that much data on it. Some CD publishers use a trick where they reference the same spot on the disc several times with overlapping files.

If you try to do a file-by-file copy from the disc onto your hard drive, you'll end up with several copies of the same blocks, and more data than can fit on a CD-ROM. VideoCDs often appear to have individual files that are 700MB or more. In this case, they really *are* that big.

They're written in a special format that drops error correction in favor of more space. This works fine for video data, but is definitely not recommended for ordinary data. If you want to duplicate a CD-ROM, you should use a program meant for the purpose (Roxio's CD Copier, Golden Hawk's CDRWIN, etc).

Some software is more capable of dealing with complex CDs than others, so if you have a particular kind of CD in mind (such as VideoCD) you should check the capabilities of the software before making a purchase. More.

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