DVD Video - Is DVD X Copy the only option out there??

02-27-2004, 07:01 PM

I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I
play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's
just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still
don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone
my DVD's without leaving any traces??

Thanks in Advance!

Ron in Houston TX

02-27-2004, 07:05 PM

Ron in Houston TX wrote on [27 Feb 2004 11:01:23 -0800]:
> I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I
> play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's
> just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still
> don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone
> my DVD's without leaving any traces??
>
> Thanks in Advance!

Wrong group dick

Justin

02-27-2004, 07:13 PM

"Ron in Houston TX" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I
> play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's
> just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still
> don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone
> my DVD's without leaving any traces??
>
> Thanks in Advance!
>

Try DVDRipper.com and DVDShrink.com. Both have downloads and info.
Also might wanna try alt.video.dvdr for more info.

Ron

Ron

02-27-2004, 08:26 PM

"Ron in Houston TX" <> schreef in bericht
news: om...
> I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I
> play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's
> just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still
> don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone
> my DVD's without leaving any traces??

clone-dvd?????? (+ anydvd) !!!!!! perfect!!!!!!

>
> Thanks in Advance!

der-rudi

02-27-2004, 08:47 PM

DVDshrink
way better

"Ron in Houston TX" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I
> play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's
> just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still
> don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone
> my DVD's without leaving any traces??
>
> Thanks in Advance!

misfit

02-27-2004, 10:40 PM

On 27 Feb 2004 11:01:23 -0800, (Ron in Houston TX) wrote:

>I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I
>play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's
>just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still
>don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone
>my DVD's without leaving any traces??
>
>Thanks in Advance!

CloneDVD is good (run anyDVD in background) and will preserve menus even when you're
omitting selections from the original.
DVDshrink is also very good and allows you to selectively compress any item so e.g. main
film at 60% and all the peripheral stuff at 40% to save space. However, you can't
maintain menu structure on DVDshrink unless you clone the entire DVD (which would of
course mean keeping your 'warning screen')

sam

02-28-2004, 12:18 AM

You can remove that warning using 321 gone program , free off of Google
"Ron in Houston TX" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I
> play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's
> just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still
> don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone
> my DVD's without leaving any traces??
>
> Thanks in Advance!

bill

02-28-2004, 01:43 AM

DVDShrink

get it and some good guides from here www.dvdshrink.info

"bill" <> wrote in message
news:55R%b.12902$...
> You can remove that warning using 321 gone program , free off of Google
> "Ron in Houston TX" <> wrote in message
> news: om...
> > I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I
> > play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's
> > just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still
> > don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone
> > my DVD's without leaving any traces??
> >
> > Thanks in Advance!
>
>

Tama Mativa

02-28-2004, 04:42 AM

> However, you can't
> maintain menu structure on DVDshrink unless you clone the entire DVD (which would of
> course mean keeping your 'warning screen')

I'd like to clone entire DVD's without that warning screen so is
DVDripper better for what I want to accomplish?? I can see DVDshrink
is not what I'm looking for...I hope I understood correctly....

Thanks!

Ron in Houston TX

02-28-2004, 05:53 AM

"Ron in Houston TX" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I
> play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's
> just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still
> don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone
> my DVD's without leaving any traces??
>
You probably can, but the bit on top of the disc where it says "DVD-R" or
"Recordable disc" is a bit of a giveaway...

Hugh Jorgan

02-27-2004, 07:05 PM	#2
Justin Posts: n/a	Re: Is DVD X Copy the only option out there?? Ron in Houston TX wrote on [27 Feb 2004 11:01:23 -0800]: > I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I > play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's > just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still > don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone > my DVD's without leaving any traces?? > > Thanks in Advance! Wrong group dick Justin

02-27-2004, 07:13 PM	#3
Ron Posts: n/a	Re: Is DVD X Copy the only option out there?? "Ron in Houston TX" <> wrote in message news: om... > I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I > play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's > just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still > don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone > my DVD's without leaving any traces?? > > Thanks in Advance! > Try DVDRipper.com and DVDShrink.com. Both have downloads and info. Also might wanna try alt.video.dvdr for more info. Ron Ron

02-27-2004, 08:26 PM	#4
der-rudi Posts: n/a	Re: Is DVD X Copy the only option out there?? "Ron in Houston TX" <> schreef in bericht news: om... > I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I > play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's > just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still > don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone > my DVD's without leaving any traces?? clone-dvd?????? (+ anydvd) !!!!!! perfect!!!!!! > > Thanks in Advance! der-rudi

02-27-2004, 08:47 PM	#5
misfit Posts: n/a	Re: Is DVD X Copy the only option out there?? DVDshrink way better "Ron in Houston TX" <> wrote in message news: om... > I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I > play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's > just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still > don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone > my DVD's without leaving any traces?? > > Thanks in Advance! misfit

02-27-2004, 10:40 PM	#6
sam Posts: n/a	Re: Is DVD X Copy the only option out there?? On 27 Feb 2004 11:01:23 -0800, (Ron in Houston TX) wrote: >I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I >play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's >just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still >don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone >my DVD's without leaving any traces?? > >Thanks in Advance! CloneDVD is good (run anyDVD in background) and will preserve menus even when you're omitting selections from the original. DVDshrink is also very good and allows you to selectively compress any item so e.g. main film at 60% and all the peripheral stuff at 40% to save space. However, you can't maintain menu structure on DVDshrink unless you clone the entire DVD (which would of course mean keeping your 'warning screen') sam

02-27-2004, 07:01 PM	#1
	Is DVD X Copy the only option out there?? I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone my DVD's without leaving any traces?? Thanks in Advance! Ron in Houston TX

02-28-2004, 12:18 AM	#7
bill Posts: n/a	Re: Is DVD X Copy the only option out there?? You can remove that warning using 321 gone program , free off of Google "Ron in Houston TX" <> wrote in message news: om... > I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I > play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's > just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still > don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone > my DVD's without leaving any traces?? > > Thanks in Advance! bill

02-28-2004, 01:43 AM	#8
Tama Mativa Posts: n/a	Re: Is DVD X Copy the only option out there?? DVDShrink get it and some good guides from here www.dvdshrink.info "bill" <> wrote in message news:55R%b.12902$... > You can remove that warning using 321 gone program , free off of Google > "Ron in Houston TX" <> wrote in message > news: om... > > I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I > > play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's > > just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still > > don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone > > my DVD's without leaving any traces?? > > > > Thanks in Advance! > > Tama Mativa

02-28-2004, 04:42 AM	#9
Ron in Houston TX Posts: n/a	Re: Is DVD X Copy the only option out there?? > However, you can't > maintain menu structure on DVDshrink unless you clone the entire DVD (which would of > course mean keeping your 'warning screen') I'd like to clone entire DVD's without that warning screen so is DVDripper better for what I want to accomplish?? I can see DVDshrink is not what I'm looking for...I hope I understood correctly.... Thanks! Ron in Houston TX

02-28-2004, 05:53 AM	#10
Hugh Jorgan Posts: n/a	Re: Is DVD X Copy the only option out there?? "Ron in Houston TX" <> wrote in message news: om... > I was succesful making back up copies with "DVD X Copy" but when I > play the duplicate a scary WARNING message appears on the screen. It's > just copyright stuff that vanishes in about 5 seconds but I still > don't like it. Are there any other programs that could help me clone > my DVD's without leaving any traces?? > You probably can, but the bit on top of the disc where it says "DVD-R" or "Recordable disc" is a bit of a giveaway... Hugh Jorgan

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