dvd copying software
20 August 2003, 02:44 PM
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It was probably DVDXCopy. Yes it work and yes you can have 5.1 if its on the original disc. You can choose which audio streams to keep or ditch.
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You can buy it from http://www.dvdxcopy.com or get a 'demo' version from Kazaa.
Take a look here for other freeware apps that do the same thing . . . .
http://www.dvd-backup.net
Take a look here for other freeware apps that do the same thing . . . .
http://www.dvd-backup.net
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I use the latest version of DVDXcopy .... it can't get easier this
just put in both disc's and press go
the latest version has a copy the entire disc option and does a dvd 9 to a 4.7
I can't see the difference in quality with the compressed version.
It's a very good bit of software I've had no problems and copied over 50 dvd's.
if you need any more info mail me as per profile
Craig.
just put in both disc's and press go
the latest version has a copy the entire disc option and does a dvd 9 to a 4.7
I can't see the difference in quality with the compressed version.It's a very good bit of software I've had no problems and copied over 50 dvd's.
if you need any more info mail me as per profile
Craig.
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