Multi copies of same dvd

If I am making many copies of one DVD , what is the best way to do that?

Hi,
If you want to make copies of a DVD you are making
via iDVD [a reasonable assumption since you're asking
the question in the iDVD area]..
..Use iDVD to create a Disk Image, then use Disk
Utility to burn the DVD.
Since the Disk Image remains after each DVD you burn,
you can use it as a master to burn multiple,
identical DVDs.
Peter
thank you Peter

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