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Old 13-10-2004, 11:22   #16
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Re: Copying copyright DVD's

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I obviously couldn't recommend DVD X Copy, which works perfectly, as that would be naughty.
I've not tried this one yet as dvdshrink and dvddecrypter have served my purposes.

I'll give it a look tho
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Old 13-10-2004, 12:21   #17
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I've not tried this one yet as dvdshrink and dvddecrypter have served my purposes.

I'll give it a look tho
DVD2ONE is also very good, DVDXCOPY is the simplest, original in DVD Rom, blank in DVD writer, click a button, wait, done.
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Old 13-10-2004, 15:54   #18
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Re: Copying copyright DVD's

More on formats here :-

Also some on blue ray and hd dvd as well

http://www.disctronics.co.uk/technol...vd_formats.htm
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Re: Copying copyright DVD's

I remember taping songs from the Top 40 on Radio 1.... and having to press the pause button juuuuuust at the right moment, so that you didn't get any of the DJ talking.

*sigh* Those were the days.

Oh, a bit but I think the question's already been fully answered
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And I can backup my collection to dvd-9 discs which means I don't have to loose ANY quality without removing anything. So what
how does you handle layer breaks?
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how does you handle layer breaks?
I use my dvd shrink to create the image then nero 6.3.1.25 to burn it with. But some dvd players can't cope with the resulting dvd apparently, however my 6 (including pc drives - dvd recorder and players) can.

For more info read this :- http://www.nero.com/en/632164078246694.html
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Re: Copying copyright DVD's

many burning programs seem to have problems with the layer break. You are not guaranteed that it will be in the same place as in the original movie, so it might occur mid scene. Some don't burn the correct markers into the disk, so some players choke on the break and stop playing, or lock up.

These issues are generation one issues, and will be resolved in time hopefully
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