Extra DVD Copy is able to copy SONY ARccOS and CSS-protected DVD movies to different formats without quality loss. Additionally, Extra DVD Creator can convert and burn various video formats to DVD.
I recently had the chance to try out the Extra DVD Copy and Extra DVD Creator software and I have to say, I was quite impressed with its features and functionality.
Extra DVD Copy is a versatile software that can copy the majority of SONY ARccOS and CSS protected DVD-5/DVD-9 type DVD movies onto DVD-9 (Dual Layer) or DVD-5 disk, as well as to your hard disk without any loss in quality. Additionally, the software now supports Windows Vista. It's perfect for backing up DVD movies on your laptop, burning them onto DVD-R(W) or DVD+R(W) disks, and custom specifying any part of the original DVD movies to keep or remove, such as audio tracks or sub-titles. The software also automatically prepares blank DVDs for recording.
On the other hand, Extra DVD Creator is a reliable tool for converting popular video formats like AVI, MPEG, WMV, and MOV to DVD and burning them to create high-quality DVD movies that can be viewed on both portable and home DVD players. It supports several video formats like Divx, Xvid, AVI, MPG, MPEG, MOV, and WMV, and can estimate the output file size before its creation. The user-friendly interface also allows you to convert from any position to any position of a movie, burn the DVD movie disk, or even save it to a DVD folder. And if there's a lengthy conversion, the software can automatically shutdown the computer to save on power.
Overall, I think both Extra DVD Copy and Extra DVD Creator are excellent software options for anyone looking to copy DVDs, convert video formats, and burn high-quality DVD movies. Their features are beneficial and easy to use, and I had no difficulty in navigating their interfaces. Highly recommended!
Extra DVD Copy is a versatile software that can copy the majority of SONY ARccOS and CSS protected DVD-5/DVD-9 type DVD movies onto DVD-9 (Dual Layer) or DVD-5 disk, as well as to your hard disk without any loss in quality. Additionally, the software now supports Windows Vista. It's perfect for backing up DVD movies on your laptop, burning them onto DVD-R(W) or DVD+R(W) disks, and custom specifying any part of the original DVD movies to keep or remove, such as audio tracks or sub-titles. The software also automatically prepares blank DVDs for recording.
On the other hand, Extra DVD Creator is a reliable tool for converting popular video formats like AVI, MPEG, WMV, and MOV to DVD and burning them to create high-quality DVD movies that can be viewed on both portable and home DVD players. It supports several video formats like Divx, Xvid, AVI, MPG, MPEG, MOV, and WMV, and can estimate the output file size before its creation. The user-friendly interface also allows you to convert from any position to any position of a movie, burn the DVD movie disk, or even save it to a DVD folder. And if there's a lengthy conversion, the software can automatically shutdown the computer to save on power.
Overall, I think both Extra DVD Copy and Extra DVD Creator are excellent software options for anyone looking to copy DVDs, convert video formats, and burn high-quality DVD movies. Their features are beneficial and easy to use, and I had no difficulty in navigating their interfaces. Highly recommended!
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