newbie dvd ripping question

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  1. dewhacerk

    dewhacerk Member

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    lately my dvd shrink hasn't been able to burn some of my new dvds, is anydvd + clonedvd the best choice for copy dvds?
     
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    They are thw best 2. but for DVD Shrink to work u may just need to update AnyDVD.
     
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    I have many programs that burn DVDs, transcode, encode, and convertet to DVD compliant files..... AnyDVD + CloneDVD are the combo that gets raves from members here in Afterdawn. It's well kept and updated and has never let me down yet! It's also the easiest to use. Follow aabbccdd's advise and guide. You can't go wrong with that!
     
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    Most of the free copy combos are great and very educational. The best part about any/clone for me is that I can leave the room and come back in 22 minutes with a perfect backup 99% of the time.
     
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    Of the pay programs out there none is better than AnyDVD and CloneDVD you can't go wrong in purchasing them. They have support are updated and user friendly. If you want free then use DVDFab Decrypter and rip first to your HDD and then process with Shrink. Shrink is no longer updated to handle newer protections and needs a little help. Otherwise though Shrink should be able to rip about 85% to 90% of the movies out there by itself.
     

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