DVD X COPY.....Truly A One Click Application?
DVD X Copy is a "One-click" DVD software application developed by 321Studios that will teach you how to burn DVDs. There are no freeware or shareware programs included in this package. 321 Studios, the creator of DVD X COPY, keeps its DVD software package aimed at legitimite use because it is trying to keep within MPAA guidelines. This DVD software package does this by copying voice object files (VOB) while keeping those files inaccessible. These files carry the MPEG-2 stream, navigation and search information packets. You can't, therefore, remove the region protection that would enable universal playback.
There is no altering or compressing of these VOB files, which yields perfect image clarity with the bonus that all audio and video options (multiple camera angles) remain intact. Every DVD you copy with DVD X COPY is exactly like the original. Copy menus, trailers, and special features are all intact. The main drawback is that most movies exceed 2 hours and they require about 6 GB (without the extras) to copy to a DVD. A blank DVD holds 4.7 GB. That means you'll use 2 discs to capture the whole movie and its extras. The ripping/writing time will vary depending upon the power of you PC.
DVD X COPY does teach you how to burn DVDs and it contains all the software you need to backup, copy and restore your own DVD Movies. Within minutes, using their easy One-click technology, you can copy and burn your own DVD Movies using nothing more than their software, a DVD-ROM and any DVD Burner (including DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R or DVD+RW). To find out how one-click copying works simply use the software's tutorial. The tutorial makes it clear that if you don't want to fiddle with options, you can copy by simply clicking a button that sits at the bottom right of the interface. The software is very user friendly and the process of copying DVDs is effortless. Your DVD copies will play on your home DVD player just like regular DVDs. (Most Newer DVD Players support DVDR or DVD RW) It should be noted that if something goes wrong when you a copy a DVD the whole process must be restarted. The software doesn't save what you already have.
DVD X COPY dvd software is currently compatible with Windows 2000 and Windows XP Operating Systems. They're working on a Windows 98/ME compatible version. Check back with them again if you are not running a compatible OS. DVD X COPY will NOT run on Windows 3.1 or Windows 95. These are the minimal requirements for running DVD X COPY: - Pentium III 500mhz with 128mb of RAM or better - Windows 2000/XP - A DVD recordable drive connected to your computer (+R or -R) - 10gb of Free Hard Disk Space or more - Blank 4.7Gb DVD-R(W) or DVD+R(W) discs (for recording)
There is a convenient help forum that you can use: the Afterdawn support forum at: http://dvdxcopy.afterdawn.com. If you can't find a solution to your problem, try posting a question on the forum. Additionally, 321Studios.com offers a full, unconditional money back guarantee on their shipped product. 321studios.com will honor their agreement and refund your full purchase price (less shipping & handling) if you are dissatisfied with the DVD X COPY product for any reason -- available only to registered users of the product. Major Quirks: The product is limited with operating system compatibility. The processing time will vary depending upon your PC. You'll more than likely need 2 blank DVDs to copy to. Conclusion:
DVD X Copy
is a worthwhile investment. For the most part this DVD software lives up to its hype and it will teach you how to burn DVDs. DVD X COPY is a good choice because it has pristine picture quality as well as a solid backing. (Money back guarentee.) As 321 Studios is fond of saying, "A single scratch can make your $20 DVD a drink coaster. DVD X COPY, from 321 Studios, lets you make backups of your DVD discs for personal use to protect your investment".
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