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Can somone recomend A DVD copying software

X-James
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Feb 26, 2004, 10:00 PM

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Hi all,
Could someone please recomend a good program to enable DVD copying? doe's not have to be free. I'm willing to buy one but want to know which will be the best to buy for good quality recording.
Thanks
James

X-Spencer_Wood
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Feb 28, 2004, 12:08 AM

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Hi James,
I suggest you take a look at DVDShrink. It's freeware, does a great job, and very easy to use (once you see it done). If size permits, you can copy in full quality. Or if you need to crunch it down, it can do that too, either by stripping off the menus, extras, and credits, etc., or by re-compressing. See www.dvdrhelp.com to find tutorials to get started.
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: Hi all,
: Could someone please recomend a good program to enable DVD copying? doe's not have to be free. I'm willing to buy one but want to know which will be the best to buy for good quality recording.
: Thanks
: James