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Can anyone recommend a good DVD copying programme? I used to use DVD X Copy which copied a DVD in about 2 clicks, but I`m looking for something else, kind of asap.

Any help appreciated! :)

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DVDShrink or DVD Decrypter? Both freeware.

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Yeah, I use both of them, although I`ve found that DVD shrink is starting to have a lot of problems with newer discs. Maybe its just me though.

My DVD collection

As far as I can see the software doesn`t decrypt the new dvds out there at the moment with the in built encryption.

I would want to back up the entire disc including menus.

Would the latest DVDShrink programme do this ... was a cracking little program for the older dvds.

Chris

And do they do the job in a few clicks, or do they rip .iso`s to burn in another prog like Nero?

I`ll be sure to check them out tomorrow. Cheers xfg.

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I would want to back up the entire disc including menus.

Would the latest DVDShrink programme do this ... was a cracking little program for the older dvds.

Yep.

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And do they do the job in a few clicks, or do they rip .iso`s to burn in another prog like Nero?


Yep, if you have Nero installed it will automatically burn.

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Also CloneDVD

If you visit the DVDShrink forum you will find comments and links to additional software needed. DVDShrink is great but the previous comments are correct in that it cannot deal with certain new protection systems.

Still using Shrink for the most part without any issues at all.

Occasionally I have to read the disc in a second drive, rarer still use DVDFab first.


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