If you are talking about backing up retail movies they generally employ some kind of protection (Especially Blu-rays!), in which case I recommend DVD Smith, however it only works on DVDs, hence the name, and it doesn't save the data to an image file, it merely saves it to a folder on your hard drive, though you can recreate the dvd by burning that folders contents to a blank DVD with some other software suite, it's been a while since I used DVDsmith myself so I'm not sure if it's changed since then.
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Pricey sure, but at least I know it works and is supported and isn't some malware infested warez ****.Īnyone have experience using the full / paid version of DVDFab and/or using the Ashampoo Burning Studio to rip and copy DVDs and/or Blu-ray discs?Īshampoo Burning Studio can create image backup files of dvds cds or blu-rays that don't use any kind of protections but it's a suite orientated at general disc burning. This bundle pack copies and rips both DVDs and Blu-ray discs. Ideally, I'd love to find a *free* way to do this, but I also don't mind paying for an app that works and is well supported.Ĭurrently a DVDFab bundle pack is running about $90. Please note that I am not looking for a tool to violate copyright laws or a work around to break copyright protection (or anything of the sort) just looking for a way to back up my every increasing DVD / Blu-ray collection. Will the Ashampoo Studio do that as well? Your options for designing these disc wallets are broad, and you can erase rewritable discs and. You have all the tools that you need to burn and create DVDs, CDs and Blu-ray discs. Test drove it and everything was there - menus, special features, deleted scenes, etc. Ashampoo Burning Studio 15 provides you with some of the best multifunctional burning software on the market today.
I tried DVD Shrink (didn't work) as well as DVD Decrypter (didn't work either) and then tried the 30 day version of DVDFab 9 which was literally a 1 button click to rip and copy my movie. Spent a fair amount of time last night looking for a way to copy a DVD that I own.
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