DVD X Copy

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DVD X Copy

DVD X Copy was the first product to let users dub an entire DVD movie onto a blank DVD. DVD X Copy user can be sure that the copy even includes the menus, special features, and enhanced audio.

DVD X Copy, as the software makers claimed, doesn't break the CSS code on DVD movies. Rather, DVD X Copy intercepts the video and audio stream after a DVD player has decrypted CSS to show the movie. Because it doesn't interfere with the disc's encryption, they say, it does not run afoul of the DMCA. If DVD X Copy does indeed manage to copy a DVD without breaking CSS, however, it may present "an interesting legal challenge" for anyone who argues DVD X Copy violates the DMCA.

DVD X Copy provides you with pristine video quality of copied discs, since there's no recompression or altering of the VOB files from the original disc. All audio and video options, such as those that provide commentary and viewing from multiple camera angles, remain, if you use DVD X Copy. The only catch is that, with the exception of short movies (which are often comedies), most films require about 6GB, and extra features take another gigabyte or so. So, the DVD X Copy software has to split the content of prerecorded discs for burning onto multiple DVDs.

DVD X Copy will burn about as quickly as your drive can handle read and write functions. Ripping and writing time vary depending on your hardware, but the process is mostly painless. You can specify in the DVD X Copy menu where the content break will occur, and by default, the software will cause the first disc to launch the menu, and the second to resume playing the movie immediately-convenient for getting right back to it after you switch discs. You can change these settings, hide the DVD X Copy menu, or even omit it from the copies if you choose.


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