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How to Copy DVD Movies Quickly and Easily
How many DVDs do you have scattered around the house that are cracked, scratched or in some way damaged? If you have kids, the answer is probably quite a lot!
I was getting a little tired of replacing damaged DVDs as they're quite costly so I hunted about for some software to let me copy DVDs on to black DVD R discs. The plan was the keep the original DVDs somewhere safe and just use the copied DVD versions instead. That way, when they inevitably get ruined, I can just create another copy for pence, rather than pounds.
The software I've been using is DVDneXtCOPY Standard. I paid $49.99 (£30 GBP at the current exchange rate) for the download directly from their website, though you can order a boxed version that comes with printed manuals for an additional $20.
It works really well and is very simple to use, just insert your DVD movie and away you go. There's a whole host of useful features which I've listed below:
- Copy DVD movies directly to DVD
- Copy DVD movies to your computer
- Copy Special Features (Movie Trailers, Commentary, etc.)
- Copy Full Multi-Channel Audio (Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS)
- Copy episodic DVD movies
- Make copies of DVD copies
- Copies DVD Movie to One Blank Disc (No Need to Split)
- Make multiple copies from DVD movies on your hard drive
- Remove region limitations
- Preview tracks before and during copying
- Browse and view DVD movies on your network
- Erase and reuse rewritable disks
- Read with one drive and burn with another
- Supports all Dual Layer/Single Layer disc and burners
- Supports all SCSI, IDE, USB DVD burners/recorders
- Supports 1x - 20x speed blank media
- Supports both NTSC and PAL DVD movies
Pretty good value for the equivalent of £30 I reckon, and it's been very useful for me. The biggest thing of all though was that it's saved me a fortune on constantly replacing DVDs wrecked by small hands!
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ISDN - It Still Does Nothing
APPLE - Arrogance Produces Profit Losing Entity
SCSI - System Can't See It
DOS - Defunct Operating System
BASIC - Bill's Attempt to Seize Industry Control
IBM - I Blame Microsoft
IBM - Its Better Manually
DEC - Do Expect Cuts
CD-ROM - Consumer Device, Rendered Obsolete in Months
OS/2 - Obsolete Soon, Too
PCMCIA - People Can't Memorize Computer Industry Acronyms
NTSC - Never Twice the Same Colour
NTSC - Never The Same Colour twice
WWW - World Wide Wait
MACINTOSH - Most Applications Crash; If Not, The Operating System Hangs
VISTA - Very Irritating Started Testing Again
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