One software, one click option?

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  1. busterpoo

    busterpoo Member

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    Is there software out there that will do it all, rip and burn, all the encoding stuff, strip out un-necessary add-ons, leave just the film?
    DVD X Copy looks the part, but i'm looking for user recomendations.
    I have HP200J DVD burner in compac 6254EA 1.8g 256m PC and i am totally new to DVD backups.
    PS i got the PC at Christmas off the UK PC World web site for £397. i think they made an error in the pricing..:)
     
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    DVDXCopy is the solution if you do not mind large movies being split onto two DVD disks. If you would like to get it all on one it will take longer and more than one app although there is a program that you can run that will make use of all the small apps and give you and end result you can burn a link for it is below.

    h**p://www.dvd2dvd-r.de

    -Coffdog
     
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  3. busterpoo

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    thanks for the info, but the link don't work.
    is the address correct?
     
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    Yep that is the right one, looks like it is down right now for some reason. Give it some time should come back up.

    -Coffdog
     
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    thanks for your help.
     
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  6. blown105

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    DVDXCOPY works good!..
     
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    im thinking of buying dvdxcopy but ive heard a couple of bad things about it, does it really work
     
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    I have never tried dvd x copy , but I manage to back up my dvd's with free ware tools that are available from the download site here or at doom9 , there's loads of guides available, and Ifoedit can stripp out all the crap and split it to two discs and can create ifo's if you dont have any
     
    mikeh4692, Jan 6, 2003
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    Concerning dvd2dvd-r, if you have trouble with the German instructions, use this translator: http://www.babblefish.com/babblefish/bfish_lang.htm.

    Also, as of yesterday, dvd2dvd-r was having trouble with CCE 2.6 (the latest version). Suggest you stay with CCE 2.55.
     
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