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DVD backups, what is a good program?

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lavagirl669

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Want to backup my DVD's....looked at several programs...but not sure on what to do.

I know there was that big controversy with the 321 studios
DVD Copy...how is that program?
You can still get it at some online vendors.

Any ideas?
 
DVDShrink is a great program and since it's free, that makes it #1 in my eyes

but, are there any other programs, regardless of cost, that are technically better than DVDShrink?
 
Originally posted by: JDub02
DVDShrink is a great program and since it's free, that makes it #1 in my eyes

but, are there any other programs, regardless of cost, that are technically better than DVDShrink?
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Well, I've only used DVD Shrink, but I've heard good things about both CloneDVD and DVD2one.
 
Some guides suggest DVD Decrypter then DVD Shrink... What's the advantage of using DVD Decrypter first? I've tried bothways, results are the same and using DVD Shrink only shaves about 20 min off the process.
 
BlueWeasel there are 2 CloneDVD's, I've only tried one though. And yes DVD Shrink is VERY good.
 
Originally posted by: BlueWeasel
DVD Shrink + DVD Decrypter (both free)
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this is the combo i've been using lately, though i've had good luck with CloneDVD in the past as well. either way, DVDShrink is the way to go...
 
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