Need DVD copy software!

[Kyte_08]

Hi guys,
I want to make extra copies of my wedding DVD video to share with my family and friends but I want to make them as the original one. Is there any software which copy entire DVD with the quality like the original one?
Thanks for help in advance!

[planet10]

Don't know about PCs but that capabillity is built into all Macs (assumes you have one with a DVD burner)

dave

[Geek]

There's a plethora of free tools for us Linux users.

There's got to be something out there that doesn't suck for Win32

Good luck!

[Nordic]

Alcohol 120%

google it, use the demo

[PM650]

DVD shrink is a great, free program. As the name implies, you can shrink dvds to fit, i.e. compress or delete material. Very useful for movies.

[scott wurcer]

Originally posted by planet10
Don't know about PCs but that capabillity is built into all Macs (assumes you have one with a DVD burner)

dave

My daughter keeps asking me how to do this, do you mean commercial DVD's? Copying a DVDR should be drag and drop on any platform.

Putting the 8 or so Gig of data in a big movie onto a 4 Gig or so DVDR losslessly would be a good trick (I know there are now dual layer DVD burners, there weren't for a long time). I honestly have never tried to copy a movie. My son made me copies of "The Prisoner" because I stupidly bought PAL versions. I ended up buying an all region player the re-compressed copies were such do-do.

[planet10]

Originally posted by scott wurcer
My daughter keeps asking me how to do this, do you mean commercial DVD's? Copying a DVDR should be drag and drop on any platform.

Putting the 8 or so Gig of data in a big movie onto a 4 Gig or so DVDR losslessly would be a good trick (I know there are now dual layer DVD burners, there weren't for a long time). I honestly have never tried to copy a movie. My son made me copies of "The Prisoner" because I stupidly bought PAL versions. I ended up buying an all region player the re-compressed copies were such do-do.

DVD data copy is built-in. To copy movies (you should own them first! or you are violating copyright) you require a DVD ripper such as Popcorn.

dave

[scott wurcer]

As I said, " I honestly have never tried to copy a movie. " Our household is the one all the vendors dream about. One of my kids coined the term, Payforits

Thanks, I'll tell my daughter to check out Popcorn.