The Easy Way To Backup Your DVD's

[crazycurt]

Hello All
I have written a guide on how to backup your own DVD's
in just three easy to follw steps with my guide you can make an EXACT!!!! copy of your DVD's NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! just the main movie you get the special features and all give it a try I know if your like me your tired of wasteing DVD's by trying to backup your own collection here is a link to the only page you need to visit
in your quest to perfect DVD copying!!!!!!!!!

http://www.cybamall.com/crazycurt75/

CrazyCurt's DVD Forum

[MDS]

you should use the username you have reg. with previously

here your old post

[crazycurt]

I didnt think that post would still be active I have changed service providers and I didnt remember my old login name but I do send out my apology for this cross posting

[soulja]

DVD X COPY is good, i use it to backup my dvds

[PSU2Fan]

WTHeck, You're still at this!?
What exactly are you getting from this?! I don't understand. DVD X copy is the easiest way to backup your movies, DVD2SVCD is the best. End of story.

[Droppyale]

If you really want to know what is best and what is not... go here and check this review.

http://www.cdfreaks.com/article/114/

Clearly says dvd x copy xpress, and InstanCopy are the best.

[Droppyale]

Also if you want guides for anything related to dvd burning etc.

go here: www.dvdrhelp.com

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ps: CrazyCurt... I'm not saying your method is bad.

actually looks like a good way.

Here's a similar way of doing it, but a bit more customized way.

http://www.gizmobob.com/dvd9-dvd5.htm

[PSU2Fan]

I agree that all of those programs yield 'good' results and are quite easy to use. But I have not seen the level of quality you can get with DVD2SVCD with any program thusfar.

[crazycurt]

Originally posted by Droppyale
Also if you want guides for anything related to dvd burning etc.

go here: www.dvdrhelp.com

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ps: CrazyCurt... I'm not saying your method is bad.

actually looks like a good way.

Here's a similar way of doing it, but a bit more customized way.

http://www.gizmobob.com/dvd9-dvd5.htm

well thanx alot Droppyale I have been looking at the link you provided it seems to me you would have more control over how the DVD is backed up I will give this a try myself and see how it turns out

[crazycurt]

I did find a lil tool called one click Instant Copy it combines Instant Copy and DVD Decrypter into doing all the steps with just one lil click of a button thanx again Droppyale