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    What program clone DVD's best? and where can I download it (for free of course)?


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    DVD-shrink

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    DVDXCOPY
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    k thanks.

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    dvdxcopy aint good , lol , its slow and bulky

    dvdshrink with nero incorperated craps all over it

    i did matrix reloaded the other day ( movie only ) from start to finish

    45 minutes from borrowed dvd to dvd-r

    dvdxcopy took 2 hours to do the same thing

    both ended up the same quality

    you decide

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    Originally posted by delphin460@24 March 2004 - 12:00
    dvdxcopy aint good , lol , its slow and bulky

    dvdshrink with nero incorperated craps all over it

    i did matrix reloaded the other day ( movie only ) from start to finish

    45 minutes from borrowed dvd to dvd-r

    dvdxcopy took 2 hours to do the same thing

    both ended up the same quality

    you decide
    how crap is ur PC
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  7. Movies & TV   -   #7
    azzz you telling me you can do it faster with dvdx , i dont think so

    btw 2.4 intel 1 gig ram , nothing wrong with my pc at all

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    the quickest i've tried is dvd2one. its much quicker than dvd shrink, but i use dvd shrink most often because i can spare the time and it tends to give slightly better quality, although this is hardly noticable to most people.
    Robert00000

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