Make Backup Copies of Your DVDs to Protect Your Investment! If you are like many people across the world, you have literally invested hundreds, maybe even thousands, of dollars on DVD movies. Unfortunately, the DVD in and of itself is not a very reliable form of media. It can easily be scratched which may cause the disc itself to become worthless and no longer play. To mitigate additional expenses, many consumers now turn to DVD copy software as a means of protecting themselves against having to replace expensive DVDs in the case of theft, destruction or malfunctioning devices. If you face this dilema, you may want to consider the following software:
With this program, you can make a near perfect backup copy of a DVD with just one click. You can also make additional backup copies without having to re-copy the original DVD. You can copy episodic DVD Movies, TV Series, etc. In additional, you can also copy (also referred to as 'rip') a movie to your computer or laptop hard drive. With this program, you get free software updates and technical support for an entire year. You can also download and test it for free! How to Copy DVDs with 1 Click DVD Copy Pro : Step 1: Download the free trial demo version of 1Click DVD Copy Pro and install it on your computer. Click here now if you still need to download it! --> Note: The following three steps may not be necessary on your part. The software will attempt to determine this information, but if it cannot you will need to do it. Step 2: Run the software PC and insert the source DVD you want to copy onto the DVD/CD combo drive or an external or USB-based DVD drive. If for some reason, the source files are already on your computer, you will want to select that folder instead.
Step 3: Choose the destination DVD drive where the blank DVD will be inserted (in many cases, this will be the same drive where the source DVD is currently at). Step 4: If you only have one DVD drive, you will need to make sure you have a temporary folder on your computer (at least 5GB of free space) for the DVD files to temporarily be saved during the process. Step 5: There are several places where you can choose different options for your DVD (such as if you only want to copy the movie and not the extras, wheter or not to copy languages, etc.) This step is optional. Step 6: Click the start button to start copying the DVD. That's it! It really does only take on click if you go with the system defaults. Click here to learn more about 1Click DVD Copy.
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