How good a program is 1 Click DVD Copy?
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 11:44 amI just got my first dvd burner and a couple of people recommended it to me. Is it the best program out there?
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Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 11:44 amPosted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 12:22 pmPosted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 12:22 pmI've never heard of it myself.
But I see its $59 USD for the download version.
I'm sure you can get something similar for cheaper.
DVD Decrypter combined with other software to remove the movie & burn it.
Nero can do it AFTER the DVD Decrypter stage.
But I see its $59 USD for the download version.
I'm sure you can get something similar for cheaper.
DVD Decrypter combined with other software to remove the movie & burn it.
Nero can do it AFTER the DVD Decrypter stage.
Burninfool has it right!
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 1:05 pmI would definitely download DVD Shrink and
DVD Dycrypter: They are both freeware.
Burninfool supplied the links, so what do you have to lose?
They both work great!
DVD Dycrypter: They are both freeware.
Burninfool supplied the links, so what do you have to lose?
They both work great!
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 3:47 pmSo there you go.
Save yourself $60 just by making your 1st post.
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Save yourself $60 just by making your 1st post.
Welcome to the Labs.
Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2005 7:43 amHi,
I used it and find 1Click DVD Copy very, very easy to use.
However for encryted CD's or DVDs you must use a complimenary program like DVD43.
It gets my recommendation,
Claire
I used it and find 1Click DVD Copy very, very easy to use.
However for encryted CD's or DVDs you must use a complimenary program like DVD43.
It gets my recommendation,
Claire
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 12:26 pmFirst of all I do not work for 1Click but I have been using it since Dec 2003 and was one of the beta testers for the new Pro version;
The transcoding from this program is equal to the encoding I get from DVDRebuilder Pro and in a fraction of the time. The options in 1Click Pro will satisfy just about every backup action you might need. It handles episode discs better than anything that I have tried.
The TechSupport is truely second to none and there is a user forum that has several folks that know and understand the working of the program and help with most any problem any new user might experience.
When you combine 1Click with AnyDVD you will be hard pressed to find a DVD that you can not backup.
The cost of Pro is in my opinion on the high side at $99.00 but that is with lifetime updates and you also get a copy of copytodvd SE; the SE version is pretty much the entire program without the erase capabilities.
The trial version permits only 3 backups within a 10 day period but you will find it will answer any of your questions within that period.
I wish Nero 7 was as stable as 1Click, now that would make my day.
The transcoding from this program is equal to the encoding I get from DVDRebuilder Pro and in a fraction of the time. The options in 1Click Pro will satisfy just about every backup action you might need. It handles episode discs better than anything that I have tried.
The TechSupport is truely second to none and there is a user forum that has several folks that know and understand the working of the program and help with most any problem any new user might experience.
When you combine 1Click with AnyDVD you will be hard pressed to find a DVD that you can not backup.
The cost of Pro is in my opinion on the high side at $99.00 but that is with lifetime updates and you also get a copy of copytodvd SE; the SE version is pretty much the entire program without the erase capabilities.
The trial version permits only 3 backups within a 10 day period but you will find it will answer any of your questions within that period.
I wish Nero 7 was as stable as 1Click, now that would make my day.