Question about making a dvd from various clips

[King of tickles]

So, I’ve never downloaded any tickling clips before. I have a custom dvd of a session I had with a fetish model from years ago. I’m wondering what the process is of where I should store clips, and how to transfer said clips to a dvd.

 

[WickedTouch]

Regarding the storage, it depends upon what your goals are, but assuming the main goal is to store clips so that you don't lose the data, using a secure cloud storage service is probably the best. In that case, if your harddrive or other storage media dies, those clips will be backed up in the cloud and will be re-downloaded upon connecting the cloud service to your new device. I emphasize secure, as you probably don't want that kind of data getting leaked to the world. If you are especially paranoid about that, and that's understandable, you could either encrypt the files yourself before adding them to a cloud folder, or ensure they are stored on multiple of your local devices at any given time.

For DVDs, there's several things to consider. Up-front, I've honestly not had to do any of this for a few years now, since DVDs have largely been phased out of my life. Off the top of my head, you have two main categorical options:

1. Burn a DVD: You can have a trusted individual do this for you if you don't have the setup or if you don't want to purchase the necessary tools. This involves having a special DVD drive connected to a computer that you can put DVD-r blank discs into and use a DVD burning software to setup and burn the media to the disc. A pro to this is that you don't have to trust your videos to others. A con is that most of these consumer grade discs are degradable. In ideal conditions, they can last for many decades, but depending upon scratches, disc quality, and exposure to light, heat, moisture, etc. etc., they could last much less.
2. On-demand Service: Use an on-demand service to get DVDs created. This usually involves uploading clips using a company's web interface and arranging them in order. After you have it set up the way you want it, you can order as many or as few copies as you like (assuming the company you select does not have a minimum order requirement). You'd have to research to find the right company for you, but you are likely able to find higher quality, longer-lasting DVDs this way. You'd also have to trust the company with your clips and ensure that their terms of service allow for the use of their platform for the type of content contained within.

Not sure if this is helpful, but thought I'd take a stab at it based on what I understood your question to be.

 

[King of tickles]

Awesome thank you.