Copying Dvds
#1
I need to copy all of my DVDs so that I won't get so pissed off when my roommates leave them lying around. What's the best inexpensive software to use for this, and which format of DVD should I use?
#2
#3
I agree, dvdxcopy is the better software I've used. Very simple but the problem is you can only run 1 instance at a time otherwise it messes up.
ie. if you have 1 dvd burner, 1 regular dvd drive and you try to read a new dvd while you're burning an instance of the old one, it'll mess up.
ie. if you have 1 dvd burner, 1 regular dvd drive and you try to read a new dvd while you're burning an instance of the old one, it'll mess up.
#8
Originally Posted by vancouverrx7' date='Jan 20 2004, 02:59 PM
I agree, dvdxcopy is the better software I've used. Very simple but the problem is you can only run 1 instance at a time otherwise it messes up.
ie. if you have 1 dvd burner, 1 regular dvd drive and you try to read a new dvd while you're burning an instance of the old one, it'll mess up.
ie. if you have 1 dvd burner, 1 regular dvd drive and you try to read a new dvd while you're burning an instance of the old one, it'll mess up.
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