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12. December 2007 @ 16:59 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
@bilbo65

I've never needed to do two discs like that before and besides some of the help files I've seen aren't too swift.



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12. December 2007 @ 17:11 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
@garmoon....

I was only making a general comment since this keeps cropping up with statments that this and that program will not do such and such. Just reading the help files will at least tell you what it can do. And if one is so inclined to learn further, guides like bbmayo's have been educating people for quite a while, very successfully


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12. December 2007 @ 17:20 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Hi guys,

I Have been around just not posting to much (I am always watching) LOL.

I agree there are many other ways to skin a cat, but FredBun already has CloneDVD so there is no need to go convince his wife to buy another proggie as he can achive what he wants with CloneDVD. There is also a guide at my sight created by sadsac which shows how to use Vobblanker as well. Frankly I have used both ways and Clone DVD is much easier. I really dont do this at all other than to test it out. If the movie is that big I just use a dual layer disk, but everyone has there own prefferences. As far as Copy 6 goes I have been preaching about DVDCopy 5 forever it is by far the best transcoder available. It will produce the best quality when it comes to transcoding (it's been proven search AD). Now if you arent doing a lot of compression then all of them will work fine and if you are going to do a lot of compression then spend your money on rebuilder instead of Copy 6 is my suggestion. For the record I pretty much only use three proggies now a days, DVDFab Decrypter, or AnyDVD and Nero Recode. They work perfectly fine and get done what I need done quickly.

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12. December 2007 @ 18:30 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
bbmayo

How would it stack up against DVD2One then? I've not tried any of the DVDcopy software yet, but I'm very happy with the speed and quality of DVD2One.

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@bbmayo

What do you do your DL discs with? ImgBurn is what I use.



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13. December 2007 @ 03:25 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
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Thanks for teaching me something new today. I've got CloneDVD2 and didn't know you could do that either.
Ditto for me to, garmoon we should have know this as long as we have been around huh lol


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Originally posted by LOCOENG:
bbmayo

How would it stack up against DVD2One then? I've not tried any of the DVDcopy software yet, but I'm very happy with the speed and quality of DVD2One.
DVD2One is a good proggy also as I said there are many out there, but some AD members and myself had tried and tested them all and DVDCopy 5 at the time produced a better quality disc than the others. To do the testing yourself use a movie that requires a lot of compression like 60% or better and you will see the difference. Other than that though you will probably not notice any difference and before you spend 50$ or more on DVDCopy 6 why not just go ahead and get Rebuilder? If you are happy with DVD2One then by all means stick with it it comes down to what you are most comfortable with in the end anyway.

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What do you do your DL discs with? ImgBurn is what I use.

For dual layer I just rip intire disc with DVDFab Decrypter and burn with Nero it hasent failed yet, but imgburn is also a good way to do it as both ways can booktype the disc even though I think Nero does this a bit easier. Either way is good, DL backup is much easier IMO as long as you get the movie decrypted. You could also just use AnyDVD and do a disk copy with any burning software like Nero or Adaptec. Just some options there :-)

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Thanks for teaching me something new today. I've got CloneDVD2 and didn't know you could do that either.
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Ditto for me to, garmoon we should have know this as long as we have been around huh lol
You guys knew about this you just forgot right? ;-)



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13. December 2007 @ 12:41 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Originally posted by bbmayo:
Other than that though you will probably not notice any difference and before you spend 50$ or more on DVDCopy 6 why not just go ahead and get Rebuilder?
I'm like most around here and have many tools in the shed including Rebuilder. As I've progressed through the programs, started with DVD Shrink like most I would assume, moved on to Recode and then DVD Rebuilder and then found DVD2One, I've found DVD2One to be the fasted of the transcoders with quality that rivals DVD Rebuilder, but I've yet to try it on the really big jobs like episodic discs and prefer to use rebuilder on those. I believe in "the more the merrier" I will probably give DVDCopy a shot at some point in time. Just curious is all.

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You guys knew about this you just forgot right? ;-)
I'm sure that is what they meant...wink, wink. :O

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You guys knew about this you just forgot right? ;-)
actually i believe you're right there bbmayo, its just been several years since I've done it lol


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13. December 2007 @ 18:23 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Well I'll not lie like ZoSO, I'll plead stupidity- I didn't know about it because I've never seen the need to do that and I don't use Clone much-basically just episodals and the occassional ones Recode won't do. If I had 2 discs for everyone I backed up, I'd have over 2200 burnt discs and 1100 originals. Storage has become a problem as it is. LOL



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13. December 2007 @ 18:35 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Very few movies, IMO, come out each year that warrant a complete copy, i.e., using split discs, or a dl disc. Therefore, additional discs would be minimal in number for me.


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13. December 2007 @ 19:39 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
My most used programs are RB/CCE and Nero Express. I rip mostly with RI4M or DVDFab HD Decrypter. Not every release needs the RB, so that's where DVDCopy comes in. DVDCopy 6 Plus is an upgrade of DVDCopy five. The program adds more features. I'm not being a Corel-InterVideo fanboy. As bbmayo pointed out, there was some significant testing that went on here at AD that showed DVDCopy 5 had an edge on the other transcoders. So, I don't appear to be alone in singing it's praises. Plus 6 just added more features and simplified the interface. For transcoding, it's not only one of the best, it's also one of the fastest.

LOCOENG... If you haven't tried it, Corel has a long trial that's full function. If you like nice programs, you should like DVDCopy 6.

Someone mentioned PAL-NTSC conversion, which is the big difference between some of the regions, i.e. R1 and R2. That's more of a problem than the region codes, which are easily bypassed by most decryption software. Copy 6 will do DivX conversions in both, but if you put in a PAL DVD, it wants to transcode in the same format. Having a universal player allows a PAL video to be viewed on a NTSC monitor, but the aspect ration will be off. It has to have either a universal monitor, or a matching monitor to view the format properly. I've only needed to do a PAL-NTSC conversion a couple of times over the past years. I've done a few extras for pratice. Nero Vision and ConvertXtoDVD are a couple of good conversion programs to handle the PAL-NTSC conversions. It's no big deal. Just open the software and check the desired output.


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22. December 2007 @ 00:30 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
anydvd updated today , had no problem doing the new releases

The Kingdom
Rush Hour3
Ball Of Fury
Halloween
The Simpsons



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5. January 2008 @ 16:47 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I have been using freeware programs for some time now and i decided to purchase anydvd and clone dvd2 i bought it on dec. 30 to take advantage of the sale they were having and since i purchased the software i have had 35 charges on my credit card that are not mine for online games subscriptions my queston is how reliable is slysoft? Or has any one else had this problem when purchasing from them?
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5. January 2008 @ 16:54 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
slysoft is very reliable and we never hear about anyone having a problem with billing. you can email them about the charges. are you sure its slysoft charging for the online games? i bet you have another problem somewhere else or call you CC company bank etc


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5. January 2008 @ 22:53 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Slysoft very reliable-never have seen mention of any CC problems associated with them here or any place. I would not hesitate to use my CC with them again if need rose.



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6. January 2008 @ 00:58 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I have used slysoft products for at least five years and found them to be very reliable, even when losing the license key. I just don't think they would allow your cc information to travel.

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6. January 2008 @ 02:27 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Could some of the poor souls at Slysoft have been loading up on the games for Christmas? They've been selling the software so cheap they've been losing money and not paying the help enough. They've finally had to raise the price. LOL


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16. March 2008 @ 00:11 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Hi all. After reading this thread I checked out the DVD Copy 6 that you guys suggested. The free trial is awesome and I'm ready to give it a shot, but I have a quick question first! I couldn't find any info as to whether the program lets you customize the DVD (Video_TS folder) like say, CloneDVD. I think that the quality transcoder sounds great, but can I customize the settings such as taking out some extras/audio tracks, but keep the menu functionality? Thanks in advance-
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I'm pretty sure you can check under the options tab

another option is to use DVD Rebuilder there is a freeware version and a pay version and it does an outstanding job


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word of warning all dvdfab decrypter may not be freeware after May 8th by the way it looking.dvdfab is following slysofts play book and switching to the euro so if yur thinking about buying do it brfore May 8th


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are u positive about that?
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Positive? About the price going up...YES. About whether or not a free version will always be available after the 8th? No.

Suspicious...yes, and rightly so.

There are no clear cut answers yet; except the price of the pay versions (Gold and Platinum) are going up. The new price isn't public yet, at least in nothing i've seen. Someone correct me if they've heard something.

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TBH, I think the Fab team would be smart to keep a free ripper that is crippled with the full feature options. If people use and like the free version I would think they would be more apt to purchase the full version being as the ripper is a good a product as it is. If they abandon DVDFab HD Decrypter I would suspect their sales might drop a bit. Who knows what will happen though, it seems a bit strange that this is being all hush hush and suspect that nothing will change except the price of the pay products they offer.

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suspect that nothing will change except the price of the pay products they offer.
I hope that's all that changes.

The hush hush thing is part of what's got everyone talking.

If fengtao and crew would just go public with the whole thing, all the in's and out's...there'd be a lot less babble and confusion.



 
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