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  • LamboSV
    Confirmed User
    • Oct 2003
    • 205
    #1

    DVD recording software

    Hi, would like to know what's the best software out at the moment to make "BACKUP" copies of my DVD movie collection. Thanks in advance.



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    • doober
      Confirmed User
      • Jul 2003
      • 6984
      #2
      Ive been using this http://www.dvdxcopy.com/ without any problems so far, only one dvd could not be burned because it was reading it properly...

      for PS2 backups i recommend alcohol 120% http://www.alcohol-software.com/


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        • Vitasoy
          GFY HALL OF FAME DAMMIT!!!
          • Oct 2003
          • 58202
          #3
          Originally posted by doober
          Ive been using this http://www.dvdxcopy.com/ without any problems so far, only one dvd could not be burned because it was reading it properly...

          for PS2 backups i recommend alcohol 120% http://www.alcohol-software.com/

          I second this, both are great software


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            • Matt 26z
              So Fucking Banned
              • Apr 2002
              • 18481
              #4
              Since DVDR's are only about 4.5gigs, what kind of quality loss is there when backing up a DVD? Obviously it depends on the source DVD size, but are we talking a downgrade to VHS quality in some cases?

              I have one of these drives, but haven't used it to backup DVD's yet.

              I know you can split them to multiple DVDR's, but they are not exactly as cheap as CDR's. So it's not like you are getting a DVD for 50 cents like you can do with music CD's.

              The two most popular programs are DVDFab and DVDXCopy.

              Check out http://www.dvdrhelp.com/forum/userguides/141024.php



              I still can't get over those scammers online selling software to "make perfect copies" of DVD's onto CDR's. LOL... You can't put a 10gig DVD onto a 700mb CDR and come anywhere close to DVD quality.

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                • doober
                  Confirmed User
                  • Jul 2003
                  • 6984
                  #5
                  Originally posted by Matt 26z
                  Since DVDR's are only about 4.5gigs, what kind of quality loss is there when backing up a DVD? Obviously it depends on the source DVD size, but are we talking a downgrade to VHS quality in some cases?

                  I have one of these drives, but haven't used it to backup DVD's yet.

                  I know you can split them to multiple DVDR's, but they are not exactly as cheap as CDR's. So it's not like you are getting a DVD for 50 cents like you can do with music CD's.

                  The two most popular programs are DVDFab and DVDXCopy.

                  Check out http://www.dvdrhelp.com/forum/userguides/141024.php



                  I still can't get over those scammers online selling software to "make perfect copies" of DVD's onto CDR's. LOL... You can't put a 10gig DVD onto a 700mb CDR and come anywhere close to DVD quality.

                  I burnt quite a few movies over the last couple of days and the only ones that arent so great are some of the older dvds, titles that have been out for a few years...they seem a lil choppy so Im gonna stay away from those from now on.

                  Blank DVD media holds 4.7GB as far as I know...
                  Also I just recently purchased 50 Blank DVD for like 80$ canadian or so.

                  they come out to 1.60 a disc about, considering they hold 4.7gb of data i think that its much more cost effective when you consider the storage capability...
                  it would take 7 blank ยข50 cd's to equal one blank dvd...so which one is really cheaper in the end?

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