DVD copier software

[soalvajavab1]

what is a very good dvd copier software in the market these days? My
goal basically to copy easily my original DVDs to another DVD-+R so I
can see it in any DVD player. Have some fancy features is also good,
like if it can extract only music from movies, not putting any spam in
copy, etc. I am willing to pay but as you know the less I pay I am
happier what is my best bet?

 

[Old Gringo]

what is a very good dvd copier software in the market these days? My
goal basically to copy easily my original DVDs to another DVD-+R so I
can see it in any DVD player. Have some fancy features is also good,
like if it can extract only music from movies, not putting any spam in
copy, etc. I am willing to pay but as you know the less I pay I am
happier what is my best bet?

Can find it here all Free: alt.comp.freeware

 

[CARP]

what is a very good dvd copier software in the market these days? My
goal basically to copy easily my original DVDs to another DVD-+R so I
can see it in any DVD player. Have some fancy features is also good,
like if it can extract only music from movies, not putting any spam in
copy, etc. I am willing to pay but as you know the less I pay I am
happier what is my best bet?

www.dvdshrink.org

 

[Fran]

http://pwp.netcabo.pt/dvdreasy/

 

[Kittie Spit]

Freeware wise, you can't do better than DVDDecrypter [already
mentioned] in combo with DVDShrink. For download links & further info,
and good tutorials on how to use, head over to www.videohelp.com or
www.afterdawn.com

Both are ~highly~ recommended!

Shareware-wise, I'd go with the cool combo from Slysoft www.slysoft.com

AnyDVD & Clone DVD.

Again, you'll find tutorials, etc at videohelp & afterdawn.

Note: if you'r backing up DVD's that are PAL when you can only play
NTSC, or your discs are Region 2 when you can only play Region 1, etc,
then the above tools will guide you through this process.

Finally, I'd really strongly suggest you NOT use DVD+R. Stick with
DVD-R. You'll see why if you search above sites for compatability, burn
errors & other problems with DVD+R.

Best, of course, is to buy a pack of DVD-RW's to experiment with, and
then erase if they don't work or if you no longer need the backups.

 

[soalvajavab1]

I copied the enitire movie by DVD encrypter to my external Hard took 4
hours and got 5 gig. I want a better software to copy to my mass
storage first and if I want to see them I can copy to DVD+R ...and no
quality lose...please advise

 

[Bob Adkins]

I copied the enitire movie by DVD encrypter to my external Hard took 4
hours and got 5 gig. I want a better software to copy to my mass
storage first and if I want to see them I can copy to DVD+R ...and no
quality lose...please advise

I highly recommend DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink. If used correctly, there's
no way it should take that long. Both will write to your HDD first, if you
choose that option.

 

[Kittie Spit]

As Bob said, it shouldn't take as long as you indicated. Of course,
this depends on your CPU, memory, etc. And no other running progs, too.
On my xp2 4ghz, ripping a DVD to my HD takes maybe 20 min, tops.
Burning reconstituted DVD takes maybe another 20 min.

Suggestion: never, ever use those apps that read/write from one DVD
drive to another. This cloning/backup is a very intensive process and
doing so can quickly ruin your DVD drives. Also, the time-savings is
not really significant.