Double Bass Need DVD copy software!

[jacinto_36]

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!

 

[reedo35]

Search copy to DVD or Roxio on the web. Oh, Nero also has a pretty good burner program.

 

[scotty77]

I use Nero for all my burning needs. Works fine for photographs, music, etc. Easy menus and such. At work (portrait studio), we also use Nero.

 

[Bassplaar]

Jacinto, unless there is some weird slide show software on the original disc you should be able to simply create a new file on your computer, copy everything on the disc to it, and then burn everything to a new blank disc. For the label just scan the original disc and use a DiscPainter or another quality labeling method to slap it on the new disc.

 

[MingusAmongUs]

Jacinto, unless there is some weird slide show software on the original disc you should be able to simply create a new file on your computer, copy everything on the disc to it, and then burn everything to a new blank disc. For the label just scan the original disc and use a DiscPainter or another quality labeling method to slap it on the new disc.

This may or may not work. DVDs use a pretty complicated structure for authoring, indexing, etc. If you're talking about a plain DVD-rom with a bunch of files on it, yes you can do that, but if it's a video that was made for use in DVD video player, you need to burn a copy with special software. And even then, if it's copy-protect at all, it won't work. Or it won't be legal, anyway (not an issue in this case I expect).

I second the Nero suggestion. Works great for me. But it's not free. There may be other tools out there that don't ost anything. I can't recommend any offhand.

 

[jipetred]

Yes! Last week I have copied my seminar DVD, for this I had used DVD Cloner V software. It gives best quality like the original one and it’s very easy to use. If you want all in one copying software then DVD cloner V is the right software for you. Look at Link Removed Hope it will help you too.
Good luck!

 

[KrisH]

If you need to compress the data (such as from a dual layer disk), then "DVD Shrink" would work for you. You end up with a compressed file on your hard drive that you can burn to a standard +R or -R DVD, that'll play in your DVD player. The compression quality is pretty good, too.