What's the best software to copy DVDs?

Question

Can you tell me about one that can copy and burn at the same time, easy to use of course?

Answer 1

Good Buddha... why do people want to bring hardship upon themselves?

First off, okay, if you're "(reading to) copying to burning at the same time", do you really think you're going to get a good burn? No; at best, you're gonna only get a surface (line) read of the disk; beneath the surface, data is burned to dvds as *pits* (or 'grooves').

Second, you've failed to mention what OS you're using; there's different answers for Windows, Mac and Linux (Nero is not available on anything but Windows and besides that, it won't work with encrypted [usually, retail] dvds which are [usually] what people intend to copy).

Anyways... it's your funeral, friend.

But I wouldn't have replied if I didn't have an answer that exactly fits your question:

There's an application called "Deepburner Pro", available here: http://www.deepburner.com/?r=download This is only for a full-featured 30-day free trial. Since you're already skating the law with copying copyrighted content, you might as well go all the way and scout for the full version in the p2p file sharing networks; otherwise, the app costs about $25.

Deepburner Pro is designed to automatically remove in real-time the css protection typically on retail dvds to enable and facilitate disk-to-disk copying "on the fly" without having the dvd content even touch your hardrive.

Answer 2

Nero

DVD Xpress Copy

Answer 3

you are able to receive Burn4Free. of route, its free and also you need to reproduction DVDs, lower back up video clips, documents, mp3, and create audio cd (different valuable houses too). Its not the superb even if it receives the job executed and its free. To receive it, bypass to the link lower than.

Answer 4

NERO is the best one out there. Check it out at http://ww2.nero.com/enu/index.html