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Copy your DVD Movie or Music CD
Originally posted on January
12th, 2003
Save time and money by backing up your
valuable DVD Movies and Music CDs
I can't tell you how many times
I scratched or lost one of my DVD movies and wished like hell
I had a way to copy it. I'm sure the Movie guys love it when
you have to buy another copy of the movie because you weren't
to careful with you original copy or one of your kids was not
so gentle with your original copy of Terminator 2.
Thank GOD for the guys at 321
Studios! These guys are taking the bull by the horns and not
only bucking the big powerful media moguls by production a way
for the average Joe like you and me to make backup copies for
our own personal use. Which by the way is our RIGHT as consumers
to make a copy. I won't go into detail on that. We all KNOW it
true.
321 has also gone one step further
and is suing the movie studios to get a judgment for us. Now
isn't that something!?! I love these guys. There should be more
companies like them.
Anyway... on with my review...
In a nutshell, you pop in your
DVD Movie and pop in a blank DVD (-R) or (+R) and let it rip
away. It takes about 40 minutes on my PC (Athlon 2000+ / 512mem
/ 120gb PC). Most of the time takes 2 DVD blank disks to complete.
That's because most DVD Movies are duel layered disks with up
to 9 gigabytes of movie on them. DVDxcopy figures out where the
best place to split the movie is and you get a chance to get
up and go to the bathroom or get a snack. The reason for this
is most consumer DVD burners are on capable of burning up to
4.7 gigabytes on one side. You can get a Authoring DVD burner
but that'll set you back $5,000 - $10,000. Only the pros use
these.
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